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A film-based or video-based motion picture. Major motion pictures are often shot on film and video at the same time. Directors often prefer the effect film delivers, but video enables instant...
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Definition: movie
A film-based or video-based motion picture. Major motion pictures are often shot on film and video at the same time. Directors often prefer the effect film delivers, but video enables instant playback. In order to be transmitted or distributed electronically, movies captured on film must be scanned into a digital video format. See camcorder and video formats.
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