02634cz a2200301n 4500 gf2011026614 DLC 20120502093129.6 110509 | anznnbabn |a ana (DLC)gf2011026614 gf2011026614 sh2007025363 (DLC)gf2011-026614 (DLC)gf2011-26614 (OCoLC)oca08866592 DLC eng DLC OCoLC-O lcgft lcgft//eng Stock footage stock footage Found footage (Motion pictures, television, etc.) found footage motion pictures, television etc Library film library film Library shots (Motion pictures, television, etc.) library shots motion pictures, television etc Motion picture stock materials motion picture stock materials Stock materials (Motion pictures, television, etc.) stock materials motion pictures, television etc Stock shots (Motion pictures, television, etc.) stock shots motion pictures, television etc Stockshot (Motion pictures, television, etc.) stockshot motion pictures, television etc g Motion pictures (DLC)gf2011026406 motion pictures g Television programs (DLC)gf2011026673 television programs g Video recordings (DLC)gf2011026723 video recordings Unedited footage (DLC)gf2011026712 unedited footage Footage, c1997: p. A-3 (According to current industry practice, "stock footage" refers to any piece of film or video photographed by an outside source that is licensed to a producer or director for use in a separate, secondary production. This includes contemporary life-style material, news events, and historical images.) Konigsberg, I. The complete film dict., 1997: p. 155 (found footage: Any film scene that is used in [a] motion picture but has been shot for some other film or for some other purpose.) p. 213 (library shot: A shot or scene already available on film (e.g. stock footage of a parade of soldiers)) p. 392 (stock shot, stock footage: Standard shots of actions events, or settings previously photographed for newsreels, documentaries, or even for feature films and presently stored in a stock footage library or laboratory from which they can be purcheased or rented, frequently by the foot, for insertion in a present film for example, footage of a militery parade or hurricane. Such shots are employed to save on production costs. See found footage and library shot.) World directory of stockshot and film production libraries, 1969: intro. (By stock material is meant all those filmed materials divorced from their original use and gathered together in a film production library and broken down for possible inclusion in later complete productions) foreword (motion picture stock materials) p. 65 (stock footage) p. 66 (library film) Yee, M. Moving image materials : genre terms, 1988 (unedited footage: NT Outtakes, Rushes, Stock shots) This heading is used as a genre/form heading for pre-recorded footage used or collected and organized to be used in the production of films, television programs, and video recordings. HTML document text/html http://www.oclc.org/research/researchworks/terms.htm OCLC ResearchWorks Terms of Use Use of this resource is governed by the OCLC ResearchWorks terms of use.