Amount and Footage

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Amount noun - A given or particular mass or aggregate of matter.

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Footage and amount are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Footage" instead a noun "Amount".

Nearby Words: amounting, amounted

Footage noun - Film that has been shot.

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Amount and footage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Amount" instead a noun "Footage".

Nearby Word: foot

Monty Python's Flying Circus used a large amount of archival footage, a good portion of it for laughs.

Source: Stock Footage
The Pyramid (At least in the beginning; the amount of found footage gradually decreases throughout the film until it's almost entirely traditionally-shot by the climax.)

Source: Found Footage Films
Thunderbirds involved a large amount of stock footage showing the pilots being conveyed into their craft, the craft to their launchpads and finally the launches themselves (as well as stock flight footage).

Source: Stock Footage

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