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the b-roll package secuencias adicionales Explanation: http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=211561 |
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the b-roll package paquete de B-Roll Explanation: paquete de B-Roll suerte :) http://www.unit.net/relaciones_públicas(1).asp Reference: http://www.iconocast.com/NewsS1_Files/A7SS9/News4.htm |
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the b-roll package secuencias inéditas/ tomas de apoyo / b-roll / rollo B Explanation: El rollo B son escenas que se tienen de reserva, que se utilizan como backup o cuando surge la necesidad, hay que alargar metraje, etc. En tu caso me parece que le iría mejor secuencias o escenas inéditas, ya que, como verás en los links, también se usa en ese sentido. ¡Mucha suerte! Reference: http://www.hispanicprwire.com/news.php?l=es&cha=5&id=10812 Reference: http://www.blasteroids.com/games/file_details.cfm/12009/worl... |
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the b-roll package video sin narrativa/reporte sin narrativa (b-roll package) Explanation: Jim Brams: Mike, we hear the term “B-roll” in the PR field. Can you explain just what it is? Mike Cavender: A B-roll package is edited story video, without narration, for use on television or another visual medium, such as the Internet. It’s often used to provide producers with visuals of a company’s product or service. Interviews (soundbites) with the company or client spokesperson sometimes are included in a B-roll feed. A fact sheet or even a suggested script can be sent with the B-roll feed to aid producers and writers in preparing a story. JB: B-roll? That’s a funny name, Mike. Where did it come from? MC: Years ago, when TV news staffs shot 16mm film, stories were edited to two reels of film prior to air. The A-roll contained all the sound, which was recorded on a magnetic strip along one edge of the film. A-roll was used for such things as the story’s interviews, the reporter’s “stand-up” and other scenes with important sound. The B-roll contained the rest of the pictures that illustrated the story. It was often shot with a small wind-up camera – which the director could cut away to while the sound continued from the A-roll. Hence, the terms B-roll and A-roll! Example sentence(s):
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