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UK
/njˈuːzɹiːl/
]
[ US /ˈnuzˌɹiɫ/ ]
[ US /ˈnuzˌɹiɫ/ ]
NOUN
- a short film and commentary about current events
How To Use newsreel In A Sentence
- The prosecutors produced documents, newsreels of liberated concentration camps and films of atrocities made by the Nazis themselves.
- Not only did Riefenstahl not work for Shirer, Shirer didn't work for Movietone -- the newsreel companies were owned by the film studios, not the radio networks. DBTL 51B: City of Shadows - Intervention
- There's also a Movietone newsreel highlighting the film and a restoration comparison.
- The image of his sister, playing like an old newsreel, seemed to suspend one memory with another.
- The stag films, promotional and training material, B-movie condensations, countdown leaders, newsreels and intertitles he uses operate as commentary rather than as entertainment.
- He utilized ‘found footage’ from feature films, newsreels, and advertisements and edited them together under a unified film score soundtrack.
- It offers histories of each of the newsreels, and guides to the use of the data and the documents for students and researchers.
- Snippets of music, radio dramas and newsreels play in the background and laundry hangs over the audience.
- Think about why newsreels or short documentaries were popular in movie houses throughout Australia prior to the 1950s and 1960s.
- Examples were found in documentaries, industrial and propaganda films, newsreels, and features.