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Is this correct meaning? If not, why not? 1. A video, a little time and a TV or home video … 2. = A movie theater, a time and a cinema. 3. A Film same means as the previous one film or a film and an archaic words. 4. Videos same means above a movie or a movie or a movie. Please help me more. Thank you.
> Is it true meaning? Both are right and wrong, and what provisions are worded your question that are good and bad! word changes with time of use. Perhaps this helps explain … Delivery of verification of facts for you. Already in the 19th century, there were only pictures. By 1900 or so, a practice "film" technology has been invented long film strips. This film has been wrapped around "rolls." Before the mid-1950s, this was the only practical way to store a movie. So if in 1900 you were trying to explain a movie to someone who had never seen, the description is obvious cinematic image literally moving. Since almost everyone is familiar with television and film, this term is more often arcane. For those who have seen the films become concern in today's movies, as in "do # # # # the new theater has # # # # movie"? Other descriptions follow. "Cinema" and "cinema", both come from the notion of movement. Footage literally means "foot of film." For example, if a team of newly registered a story somewhere, have images of the film was later edited the press or on television. The word is still commonly used although many "sequences" are recorded electronically. Before television became common, "news" Important events were shown in cinemas before the movie principal. Video: an electronically transmitted image. The most common use today is a short video, but a video "may be many years, eg a webcam image of 2 .. = A film, a time and a cinema. There are "short" films.> 2. = A movie theater, a time and a cinema. It is a matter of semantics. A film can be made without the film and never appear in a "Cinema" ("Made for" TV, "Straight to DVD ").
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