Sentence examples for wave of video from inspiring English sources

The video-lounge concept is an update of the faded wave of video arcades, which offered an earlier generation of coin-operated games that were played standing up.

We have repositioned games-based learning from being a left-field idea to something that is very much mainstream.' Robertson's passionate enthusiasm is infectious – and in Scotland schools, parents, local authorities and councils are now queueing up to participate in the latest wave of video games learning.

The Chemical Brothers' game attempt to bring their live show's visual overload into your living room aside, the new wave of video albums frequently seem like an afterthought: bit of deluxe edition added-value to try to lure punters away from file-sharing sites.

We visited Tastemade as part of our tour of Los Angeles digital media companies emerging to ride the "next wave" of video viewing online.

The second wave of video programming kicked off in the 80s and offered specific consumers deeper options around topics in which they had the most interest.

And consumer-generated content has gotten everyone buzzing, despite debacles like the Chevy Tahoe truck idea that asked consumers to produce ads but instead generated a wave of video hate-o-grams.

Of course, no one in the first wave of video-game designers could have learned the craft by playing video games, since video games didn't exist until people like Miyamoto invented them.

Hailing from San Antonio, Henry Thomas, the human star of "E.T.," made his debut opposite Sissy Spacek in the 1981 drama "Raggedy Man" and followed his star turn in Spielberg's gentle alien encounter with 1984's "Cloak and Dagger," part of the first wave of video-game movies.

After graduating from the VGIK film school in Moscow at the end of the 80s, he emerged as one of the new wave of music video and ad directors in modern, capitalist Russia – racy stuff from the son of the man Stalin once made a People's Artist of the USSR.

That is why a film like The Masseuse Part III will unleash a tidal wave of product: video compilations; pictures streamed over the Internet; DVD; hotel pay-per-view; soft- and hard-core versions for cable stations and international versions.

Bak positions DramaFever as part of the second wave of online video, which goes beyond the user-generated content of sites like YouTube and is more focused on bringing things like Hollywood movies and prime-time TV to the Web.