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Definition of Steadicam in English: Steadicamnoun ˈstɛdikamˈstedēˌkam trademark A lightweight mounting for a film camera which keeps it steady for filming when handheld or moving. Example sentencesExamples - For the first time Clarke used the Steadicam to shoot the characters in long, continuous takes to give the impression of ceaseless motion and neurotic energy, a technique he used extensively in later films.
- A combination of beautiful, sun-drenched, exterior photography and a omnipresent, floating Steadicam give the film a dreamy lazy feeling that continuously reinforces Cordier's state of mind.
- Yes, we'd all like to shoot on 16 mm, or work with dollies and tracks and Steadicams, but even if we can, that doesn't mean we must.
- Again shot digitally, each version encompasses the action with a roaming Steadicam in one single take.
- Cinematographer Tilman Büttner had to carry a specially modified Steadicam capable of recording up to 100 minutes of high-definition video on to a hard disk.
Definition of Steadicam in US English: Steadicamnounˈstedēˌkam trademark A lightweight mounting for a movie camera that keeps it steady for filming when handheld or moving. Example sentencesExamples - A combination of beautiful, sun-drenched, exterior photography and a omnipresent, floating Steadicam give the film a dreamy lazy feeling that continuously reinforces Cordier's state of mind.
- For the first time Clarke used the Steadicam to shoot the characters in long, continuous takes to give the impression of ceaseless motion and neurotic energy, a technique he used extensively in later films.
- Again shot digitally, each version encompasses the action with a roaming Steadicam in one single take.
- Cinematographer Tilman Büttner had to carry a specially modified Steadicam capable of recording up to 100 minutes of high-definition video on to a hard disk.
- Yes, we'd all like to shoot on 16 mm, or work with dollies and tracks and Steadicams, but even if we can, that doesn't mean we must.
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