video footage
Recorded moving images
Video footage is recorded moving images, especially raw or unedited material.
The term originated with film measured in feet, but now applies to any video recording regardless of format: security footage, news footage, footage from the scene.
Footage often implies source material that may be edited, archived, or used as evidence: Police reviewed footage from nearby cameras.
- clipCut or attach
- recordingCaptured audio or video
- film reelCylinder holding movie footage
- reelWinding cylinder or dance
- tapeAdhesive strip on roll
raw · edit · splice · cutting room · playback · screen · camera · security camera · body cam · dash cam · shoot · roll · frame · slow motion · scene · cut · montage · archive
- Crash InvestigationsNTSB, crash investigation, crash site, crash scene, black box
- atrocity evidencewitness testimony, witness accounts, mass graves, forensic reports, trial records
- evidenceevidence, evidence bag, circumstantial evidence, proof, admissible
- Private InvestigatorsPI, private detective, detective agency, gumshoe, shamus
- Datadata points, datasets, data tables, database, databases
- historical recordsdiary, census record, annual reviews, letter, government records
video footagephotograph
Image from a camera
still image · snapshot · photo · still · picture
video footagelive broadcast
Transmission happening right now
live feed · live stream · live coverage · direct observation
video footageaudio recording
Stored sonic information
sound recording · audio track · radio broadcast · podcast · written description
video, footage, videos, videotape, videotaped, videotaping, videographer, videography, foot