reshoot
/riˈʃut/
noun
- An instance of filming or photographing something again.
- The model was tired after the third reshoot of the day.
- The reshoot of the action sequence cost the studio an extra million dollars.
- After a reshoot, the movie's ending was much more exciting.
verb
- To film or photograph something again, especially to correct mistakes or improve quality.
- They reshoot the commercial three times to get the perfect take.
- The photographer had to reshoot the wedding portraits after a camera malfunction.
- The director decided to reshoot the final scene because the lighting was off.
- To fire a weapon again (less common).
- The archer reshoot the arrow after the wind pushed the first one off course.
- In the video game, you can reshoot after reloading your weapon.
- The soldier had to reshoot because the first round missed the target.
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