footage

Wikipedia

English

Etymology

foot +‎ -age (foot as a unit of length)

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA: /ˈfʊtədʒ/

• Audio (US)

  (file)

Noun

footage (countable and uncountable; plural footages)

1. (uncountable) An amount of film or tape that has been used to record something.

   • The footage we shot of the riot yesterday got ruined.

2. A measurement in feet.

Derived terms

• found footage

Translations

amount of film that has been used

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 影片 (cmn) (yǐngpiàn), 錄像 (cmn), 录像 (cmn) (lùxiàng), 鏡頭 (cmn), 镜头 (cmn) (jìngtóu)

• Dutch: filmmateriaal (nl) n
• Estonian: filmimaterjal (et)
• Finnish: kuvamateriaali, filmiaineisto, filmausmateriaali
• French: pellicule enregistrée f, métrage cinématographique (fr) m, métrage (fr) m
• German: Filmmaterial (de) n
• Italian: materiale filmato (it) m

• Japanese: 映像 (ja) (えいぞう, eizō), フッテージ (ja) (futtēji)
• Norwegian: filmmateriale (no) n
• Russian: отсня́тый материа́л (ru) (otsnjátyj materiál) m, футаж (ru) (futáž) m, метраж (ru) (metráž) m
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Roman: filmski materijal (sh) m, snimka (sh) f

• Spanish: 'filmación análoga'
• Swedish: filmmaterial (sv) n