So is Unedited Footage of A Bear comedy, art, or both?
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The unedited footage of the interview showed him giving an immediate answer.
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ABC filmed and aired the unedited footage of the breakup, a decision Harrison defended.
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Is This House Has People in It at all linked to Unedited Footage of a Bear?
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The breakup was filmed and unedited footage of the incredibly raw moment aired during The Bachelor finale.
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Like "Unedited Footage of a Bear," it is kind of insane — yet not without a gripping internal logic.
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Mr. Polone said he was not present for the scene but had watched unedited footage of the day's filming.
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The researchers built and filmed the maze with the help of filmmaker Adam Bartley, who supplied the unedited footage above.
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Novices in particular "spend a tremendous amount of time comparing their unedited footage to other people's highlight reels," she said.
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That may sound quite low, but only 80 percent of that same group thought the original, unedited footage was also legitimate.
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What follows is what Chris Harrison calls "raw, unedited footage" of their breakup, and what I would call amateur heartbreak porn.
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The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee released a digital ad Tuesday that simply contains unedited footage of the moment, while liberal star Sen.
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And the professional auto racer understands why fans were outraged after watching the unedited footage of his incredibly raw breakup with Kufrin, 27.
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We've reached out to the White House to ask why Sanders chose to share the Infowars video — rather than sharing unedited footage of the incident.
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It was shot in 27 but abandoned by its white producers, until years later MoMA curator Ron Magliozzi unearthed its unlabelled, unedited footage from the museum's vaults.
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Although alantutorial's transmissions concluded in 2014, as with Resnick's other works (Unedited Footage of a Bear, This House Has People In It) people are still looking for answers.
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After he tweeted about Megyn Kelly's sit down for NBC News with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a Russian email account sent Yashar unedited footage from the interview, he said.
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And with the much lower costs of distributing the regular unedited footage straight from Brazil to the internet, I'm hoping that it'll be a feature of all future Olympics.
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That's putting it rather strongly, but Alex and I did agree that it would make sense for me, as the screenwriter, to view the process through the unedited footage.
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Burstein was brought on board in the aftermath of the 2016 election, and handed an unfathomable amount of raw, unedited footage of then-candidate Clinton on the campaign trail.
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Apparently, watching the unedited footage shot during the day (known as "dailies") had Tomlin second-guessing herself — especially scenes in which she was acting with a would-be animated bird.
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The two videos that were taken down by YouTube included unedited footage of noted white supremacist Mike Enoch talking at an event that happened two months before Unite the Right.
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It's linked to Unedited Footage of a Bear in that the idea grew out of our familiarity with the 4 AM audience, and we wanted to make something specifically for them.
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According to some viewers, a first upload of the video on YouTube purported to show disturbing and unedited footage in which Houts appears to hit, shove, and spit on her dog.
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Shot from a single camera mounted near the ceiling of a New York hotel room, the unedited footage shows Fraser greet the unidentified man and offer him a glass of wine.
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And while Too Many Cooks was the video that really went viral, the far weirder, far scarier Unedited Footage of a Bear provides an even better example of comedy becoming art.
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The unedited footage is erratic and incredibly shaky, but the slowed-down video shows how the cheetah's head stays generally still while running, even if the rest of the body is jerking around.
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However, here's the longer, unedited footage from the loading dock -- it shows what appears to be the brothers walk by, and after 27 seconds ... Jussie strolls by from the other direction on the same sidewalk.
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A YouTuber who recorded a prank video about her dog is now the subject of an investigation into possible animal abuse, Los Angeles police told BuzzFeed News, after unedited footage showed her hitting the animal.
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Little Women: LA is airing the January brawl between Terra Jolé and Christy McGinity Gibel and PEOPLE has an exclusive look at the unedited footage from the fight that ended up with McGinity Gibel in the hospital.
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In the unedited footage Acosta can be seen essentially brushing off the intern's attempt to grab the mic — and addressing her politely at the crucial moment, when the side of his hand is resting on her arm.
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But upon returning home to the U.S., Luyendyk Jr. still had feelings for Burnham — and decided to break up with Kufrin (in unedited footage that aired on national TV) during a couple's weekend away to Los Angeles.
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Where today celebrities control their own brands by uploading retouched pictures on Instagram, a decade ago, paparazzi captured unedited footage of Britney sitting on the sidewalk crying, wearing a Fedora and holding a teacup Yorkie in her lap.
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The suspended video, which according to E;R had 2 million views at the time of its removal from YouTube, was ostensibly about Steven Universe — but it also contained four minutes of unedited footage of Hitler delivering a speech.
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A spokesman for CBS News said the network would not respond, either, and also would not release the unedited footage of the interview, which was part of a 10-minute segment that was not a profile devoted to Mr. Hannity.
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Related: FBI Releases Unedited Footage of Oregon Militia Spokesman's Fatal Shooting A month-long land dispute between anti-government militia and federal officers in Oregon is evoking memories of another standoff that ended 25 years ago north of the US border.
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Not only did the 2018 cycle start out mean, but it ended up delving into bleak, unpredictably raw depths with the sorta-finale, which aired the unedited footage of star Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s unsettlingly cold, tear-stained breakup with "winner" Becca Kufrin.
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I'm sure you're all nice, but SO NOT WORTH IT In December, CNN discovered a trove of 15 hours of unedited footage that was meant to be used for pro-Cruz super PAC ads and clearly not for intended for public consumption.
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As some Twitter users have pointed out, the speed of the footage also seems to have been altered, making the moment Acosta's hand briefly came in contact with the intern's arm appear more aggressive than it does in the unedited footage that has been shared by numerous media outlets, including CNN.
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Related: FBI Releases Unedited Footage of Oregon Militia Spokesman's Fatal Shooting Simon was at Oka in 1990 when one Quebec provincial police officer was shot to death, an Indigenous elder died after he was struck in the chest by a boulder thrown by a Canadian protester, and a Mohawk teenager was nearly killed after she was stabbed by a soldier.
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Expressen responded by publishing the unedited footage, proving that the incident had indeed occurred as stated.
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The break-up was filmed and the raw, unedited footage was shown on the first night of the two-night finale, a first for The Bachelor.
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Nominations Uncut was a show aired on the digital free-to-air channel E4. The show consisted of unedited footage of housemates making their weekly nominations. The show was broadcast throughout series 4, 5 and 6.
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Cowie, Peter. "The Cinema of Orson Welles." 1973, A.S. Barnes & Co. It was the first time Welles had filmed in color since the ill-fated production of It's All True in 1942. However, when representatives from CBS viewed unedited footage they were unhappy with Welles's concept and cancelled the project.
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The Minnesota Project: VSM use in Early Intervention. The Division of Early Childhood (CEC) Annual Conference. St. Louis, MO.) Users should also be aware of the differences between self-modeling and self-observation. While self- modeling involves edited videos depicting only positive imagery, self- observation involves watching raw, unedited footage of behavior.
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They also toured with What Cheer? Brigade, Dope Body, and Sex Jams. In September 2014, the Baltimore City Paper voted them as the Best Band in Baltimore. In December 2014, the single "Sermon" was featured in Alan Resnick's short film Unedited Footage of a Bear, airing on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim block.
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His unedited footage was confiscated by the Customs Department and viewed by the censors. They requested cuts of scenes of bare-breasted Tahitian dancers. Chauvel protested and succeeded in having the footage released to him uncut, subject to a censorship review after the completion of the film. In October 1932 Chauvel registered a script The Story of Pitcairn Island.
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Woods, Baynard."Wham City makes an infomercial", "The Baltimore City Paper", Baltimore 1 January 2014, Retrieved on 22 July 2014. In 2014, Resnick and O'Brien continued to work with Adult Swim's Infomercials, creating the horror short Unedited Footage of a Bear, a parody of allergy medication advertisements, and a veiled cautionary tale about antidepressant abuse, which slowly descends into chaos.
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The film revolves around the journey of a child from adolescence to early manhood, all caught on celluloid. Ripping off his personal domain, his existence is dished out in the form of unedited footage, broadcast live 24/7 on television. This gigantic show, named “Nino Live”, becomes a way of life for thousands of reality TV struck fans around the country.
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Retrieved 2018-03-15."Artists to "Breakfast in Beirut" in 30 narrate the Middle East" Il Gazzettino. Retrieved 2018-03-15. She also released unedited footage, behind the scenes of the film under a web-series on YouTube entitled "Beirut Secrets" that follows the life of the filmmaker while living in Beirut. Breakfast in Beirut was banned at the Kuwait Film Festival.
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In November 2011 Sussex Police became the first force worldwide to live stream unedited footage during a 24-hour period.Sussex Police People (November 2011). Sussex Police People archive pages and blogs. Published in March 2012 Sussex Police became the first force in the UK to launch a mobile based app for reporting crime.Keep up to date with what’s happening in Sussex with Sussex Police’s mobile website. .
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Investigators find her video camera in a garbage can near her hiding spot. In unedited footage found on the camera, Josh unlocks a large door in a basement where he has been hiding Amy, in her underwear and chained to the wall. He makes her eat food in a dog bowl before he violently rapes her. He later returns to apologize, and says he will let her go.
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On July 5, 1993, Daniele Lopes, despondent from a recent romantic break-up, climbed out on a 7th story parapet of an office building where she worked as a receptionist. While contemplating her fate, police and a news crew arrived and started filming. The events were filmed until after the girl jumped, but the scene was cut before she reached the ground. When the unedited footage was shown on Brazilian national television, it caused a spike in ratings.
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Bruce viewed over three hours of unedited footage on 5 September, and was pleased with the results. The next day, he flew to the US to see his family and film further episodes of Longstreet. While Bruce was in the US, the footage was sent for processing and editing. The editing was initially done by Golden Harvest editor Sung Ming, but because they were behind schedule, the renowned award-winning editor Chiang Hsing-Lung was also brought in to help.
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After he finishes viewing the remaining footage, Monroe expresses his disgust toward the station's decision to air the documentary. To convince the executives otherwise, he shows them the unedited footage that only he has seen. The final two reels begin with the filmmakers locating a Ya̧nomamö girl, whom the men take turns raping against Faye's protests. They later encounter the same girl impaled on a wooden pole by a riverbank, where they claim that the natives killed her for loss of virginity.
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After his murder, the state-owned SABC said on the evening news that he would be remembered "as a failed horseman". Terre'Blanche claimed the media only showed part of the fall and explained that unedited footage of the incident would show that the horse had slipped. He accused the media of double standards in reporting when praising Mbhazima Shilowa when he fell from, but immediately remounted his horse. Broomsfield;'s sequel to his 1991 documentary, His Big White Self, was first broadcast in February 2006.
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Ní Chianáin denied that there had been any misrepresentation of the views of those interviewed, stating that social services were happy with the account presented in the film and unedited footage and transcripts. She also argued that many of the boys were still contacted by O'Searcaigh and were receiving money from him, including the boy who asked her not to use his interview. She said this boy was under pressure from O'Searcaigh and that the hotel managers' decision to reveal his concerns supported her account of events.
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Principal photography commenced on July 28, 1942 at RKO's Gower Gulch studios in Hollywood. Tourneur recalled that he was nearly fired three days into shooting after executive producer Lew Ostrow saw the daily rushes, called Lewton and told him to fire the director. According to Tourneur, Lewton subsequently contacted Koener, who viewed the raw unedited footage of the film the following day and expressed satisfaction with Tourneur's performance. Simon frequently clashed with co-stars as well as Tourneur during the shoot and displayed a significant temper.
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As his success in comedy increases, Christoph Sensenbrink, one of MyTV's executives, discovers the unedited footage of Hitler shooting the dog. Sensenbrink broadcasts the footage, ruining the burgeoning careers of Hitler, Sawatzki, and Bellini, and resulting in his own promotion to station chief. With the help of Bellini and Sawatzki, Hitler publishes an autobiographical book about his new life in the 21st century, Er Ist Wieder Da ("Look Who's Back"), and it becomes a bestseller. Soon after, Sawatzki turns the book into a film.
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Another was The Reluctant Witch, with a screenplay adapted by KU professor James E. Gunn from his own science fiction short story of the same title. Unlike Carnival of Souls, this was actually to be a Centron production, as Harvey had persuaded the company to delve into feature films. Shooting did begin, in the late 1960s, but it was not long before budgetary problems and conflicts with the lead actor ultimately shut down the production of The Reluctant Witch. Some unedited footage still survives.
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To bolster this theory, in late 2015 they subpoenaed the unedited footage from an interview Bonie gave to a local cable channel that had closely covered the case. The cable channel has vigorously opposed giving up the footage to the police. It is appealing the judge's decision requiring them to let him review footage and release relevant portions to the police. A month-long trial in July 2016 ended with the jury acquitting Bonie of murder charges but convicting him of the lesser included charge of manslaughter.
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They claimed that the filmmakers had violated the conditions under which they were given permission to film inside the prison. They claimed they had been screened a shorter version of the documentary and also said that they asked the producers to delete the interview with the convict. Udwin denied this saying that she had submitted 16 hours of “raw, unedited footage”, but the review committee told her after watching three hours of it, “We can’t sit through all this, it’s too long.” She said that she then submitted an edited version that was cleared.
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If provoked yet again, we will amend our operational tactics." Both Indian Defence Minister Parrikar and National Security Advisor Doval were shown original, unedited footage from the military raids on 1 October. After viewing it, Parrikar informed Prime Minister Modi that he was satisfied with what he had seen, and that there was no need to publicly release any footage. In response to calls from members of opposition parties to release the footage, a senior government official stated, "The Opposition should understand the difference between a covert and overt strike.
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On November 16, 2016, a lawsuit was filed by the family of Steele against the City of Burlington and officer Hill in response to the shooting. During a deposition hearing in May 2018, an attorney representing the Steele family proclaimed that officer Hill never made any complaints of injuries in the unedited footage. It was argued that Hill contradicted from what he had provided to a report to what was happening on video. On June 6, 2018, a settlement was reached between the city and the Steele family.
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Fueled by these conspiracy theories, students from Youth College and Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) Tiu King Leng campus where she was a student gathered to demand the release of the CCTV footage taken on the evening of 19 September, where Chan was last seen before her death. On 15 October, after a sit-in, campus management agreed to accede to the demands and released some relevant footage. Dissatisfied with partial footage, disgruntled students demanded complete and unedited footage, giving a 30-minute deadline. Upon expiry of the deadline, the students vandalised school premises, damaged surveillance cameras and set off a fire alarm.
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In filmmaking, dailies are the raw, unedited footage shot during the making of a motion picture. They are thus referred to because usually at the end of each day, its footage is developed, synced to sound, and printed on film in a batch (or telecined onto video tape or disk) for viewing the next day by the director, for selected actors and film crew members. Dailies serve as an indication of how the filming and the actors' performances are progressing.IMDb Film Glossary – 2007 Another way to describe film dailies is "the first positive prints made by the laboratory from the negative photographed on the previous day".
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A University of Montana student, Linda Tracy, was issued a subpoena for video she took of a violent encounter between police officers and a group of residents. The case, which was ultimately dismissed, involved attaining unedited footage of the encounter which part of was used in a documentary Linda Tracy made as for an undergraduate journalism class. Although she won the case, her status as a real journalist was called into question. Even with the victory, the court did not specifically address if protections and privacy extended to student journalists, but because of the nature of her intent and the project she could not be coerced to releasing the footage.
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On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 88% based on 231 reviews with an average rating of 7.50/10. The website’s critical consensus reads, "A sleek, slick, well-oiled machine, Rush is a finely crafted sports drama with exhilarating race sequences and strong performances from Chris Hemsworth and Daniel Brühl." Another review aggregator, Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating to reviews, calculated an average score of 74 out of 100, based on 43 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". When Niki Lauda first saw the pre-screening of the unedited footage, he considered himself to be portrayed too negatively.
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Nine hours of unedited footage and separate sound tracks from the unfinished film remained in the vaults at 20th Century Fox until 1989, when the material was discovered by producers of Fox Entertainment News (FEN) and assembled into the one-hour documentary Marilyn: Something's Got to Give. Commissioned by Fox chairman Barry Diller, the film first aired on Fox stations in 1990, written, produced and presented by Henry Schipper. The film sequences edited by FEN's post-production team were later repurposed by Prometheus Entertainment for the documentary Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days, which aired on AMC on June 1, 2001, the 75th anniversary of Monroe's birth.
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In addition, several well-known right-wing Twitter accounts both promoted the release of the material, and immediately shared the Twitter video upon release, leading to researchers concluding that this was "a great example of what a coordinated disinformation campaign looks like". Project Veritas alleged that the material they released showed Minnesota's Representative Ilhan Omar "being connected to a so-called cash-for-ballot harvesting scheme, but [the videos] lack evidence to support this accusation", concluded fact- checking website Snopes. This included "clips of conversations that raise questions about the original context and intent of the words spoken." Snopes has requested that Project Veritas release its raw, unedited footage, but Project Veritas refused.
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Several of Ellroy's works have been adapted to film, including Blood on the Moon (adapted as Cop), L.A. Confidential, Brown's Requiem, Killer on the Road/Silent Terror (adapted as Stay Clean), and The Black Dahlia. In each instance, screenplays based on Ellroy's work have been penned by other screenwriters. While he has frequently been disappointed by these adaptations (such as Cop), he was very complimentary of Curtis Hanson and Brian Helgeland's screenplay for L.A. Confidential at the time of its release. In succeeding years, however, his comments have been more reserved: Shortly after viewing three hours of unedited footage for Brian De Palma's adaptation of The Black Dahlia, Ellroy wrote an essay, "Hillikers," praising De Palma and his film.
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The show becomes a boon to both Mussolini – who continues to gather popularity and even catches the attention of foreign media - and to Canaletti, who is soon rehired and promoted. Only a few people openly criticize Mussolini's fanatical populist rhethoric and the media circus created by it, as MyTV employees caution in vain against celebrating the character that much for the sake of their show business. Soon, things begin to go wrong for the two: a MyTV executive discovers the unedited footage of Mussolini shooting the dog during his travels with Canaletti and, out for revenge against Bellini for subverting his authority, airs it during a television debate of Mussolini with Enrico Mentana. This ruins the careers of Mussolini, Canaletti and Bellini.
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While filmmakers such as Michel Auder, Jonas Mekas and Ed Pincus created cinematic diaries,Tilove, Jonathan. "Pulled by Katrina, Documentarian Returns to the Front Lines of Film," Newhouse News Service, June 15, 2006. the sculptor Claes Oldenburg, in the early 1960s, had theatrical showings of his home movies. Andy Warhol, who once said, "I like boring things," introduced the notion that life could be captured simply by aiming a fixed camera at subjects usually regarded as "boring" and later projecting the unedited footage. The documentary filmmaker Emile de Antonio observed that “with any cut at all, objectivity fades away.” A milestone came in 1973 on PBS when ten million PBS viewers followed the lives of the Loud family each week on An American Family, a documentary series often cited as the beginning of reality television.
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Odessa Warren Grey and Bert Williams in Lime Kiln Field Day (1913) with black cast and white crew member In unedited footage of a film shot in 1913, Warren stars opposite Bert Williams as a local beauty he’s trying to woo. The seven reels of what is now being called Bert Williams' Lime Kiln Field Day features a black cast and white crew, and is now the earliest surviving feature-length film in which the main characters are black and middle class. The cast is made of black performers from Harlem five years before what is thought of as the official start of the Harlem Renaissance. In addition to the legendary Bert Williams the film also features Sam Lucas, Abbie Mitchell and J. Leubrie Hill with members of the Darktown Follies Company.
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Mazalova also claimed that in Baku she had seen Chingiz Mustafayev's unedited footage of the dead bodies without the signs of mutilation that were shown in later footage. Armenian media has reported that the Azerbaijani media has presented pictures of victims of other events, such as the Kosovo War from 1998/1999, Afghanistan, earthquake victims in Turkey, and refugees from other regions as "Azerbaijani victims of the Khojaly massacre". In 2019, in a photo exhibition in Tehran organised by the Azerbaijani embassy, a photograph held in the collection of the Library of Congress showing victims of the Armenian Genocide was displayed as being an image of the Khojaly massacre.Azerbaijani propaganda attempt backfires in most humiliating way - The Azerbaijani media has reported that Armenian media has presented images of victims of the Khojaly massacre as Armenian victims of the Baku Pogrom, the Sumgait pogrom, and the Armenian Genocide.
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White-power music on SDU meeting In June 2010, Almqvist was involved in an altercation with foreign comedian Soran Ismail known as the "Iron Bar Scandal" in which he and several other leading SD politicians had filmed themselves calling people "Babbe" (derogatory insult meaning foreigner), "whore", brandishing iron poles and finally leaving the scene after talking to arriving policemen and chortling about how easy it is to "suck up" to the police. In November 2012 the newspaper Expressen followed up the quarrel with Ismail, and could show unedited footage from the event, where Almqvist said that Ismail has a "behaviour like a babbe" (in Swedish, babbe is an invective word for an immigrant) and used epithets like "pussy". He also called a young Swedish woman "a little whore".Almqvist in attack SD has criticized Expressen for "cuttings and pastings" in the footage and that they do not want to show all the filmed material, which contrasts diametrically with the proven facts that SD had in fact manipulated the film and removed all traces of their actions.
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Unedited footage first appeared on Raw 1000 and since then has appeared in full-length matches posted to the WWE website and home video releases. In exchange, WWE is no longer permitted to use the WWF initials or logo in any new, original footage, with any old-school logos for retro-themed programming now using the original WWF logo, but modified without the F. Music rights issues are also reasons for occasional editing by WWE of its library when airing or releasing videos. While most wrestlers' entrance themes are done in-house (notably by composer Jim Johnston), those whose music is not owned by WWE are often dubbed over with cheaper alternatives rather than providing the original audio, to save WWE paying licensing fees to the writers/performers of the original songs. Videos heavily affected in particular by these cost-cutting decisions are those featuring footage from Extreme Championship Wrestling, which was famous for using recordings by mainstream music acts such as Metallica, AC/DC, and Dr. Dre for their wrestlers' entrances, although AC/DC and Metallica have provided music for WWE pay-per-view events as well.
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