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Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A draft version of a motion picture, used during the editing process.
Etymologies
- work + print (Wiktionary)
Examples
“With that in mind, the news that Fox’s X-men Origins workprint is already on the P2P networks — in spades — shouldn’ t come as any big surprise.”
““With that in mind, the news that Fox ` s X-men Origins workprint is already on the P2P networks – in spades – shouldn’t come as any big surprise.””
“A workprint is a rough version of a motion picture, used by the film editor (s) during the editing process.”
“On December 18, Warner Home Video will release the long-fabled full director's cut of Blade Runner in three different packages: a 2-disc basic edition, a 4-disc edition with all previously-released versions of the film and tons of extras, and a 5-disc edition that includes the original "workprint" version.”
“The film, being a "workprint", has some special effects missing, as well as the occasional view of wires still attached to actors during action scenes.”
“The release, being a "workprint", had some special effects missing, as well as the occasional view of wires still attached to actors during action scenes.”
“Los Angeles - An unfinished "workprint" version of the upcoming 20th Century Fox Mark Hefflinger on April 1, 2009 - 11: 09am.”
“Please note that this release is a workprint, meaning obviously they are still twitting some bits here and there.”
“All the available 'workprint' versions of the film are missing special effects, but that didn't stop most people from taking a sneak peak at this upcoming blockbuster release.”
“Los Angeles - An unfinished "workprint" version of the upcoming 20th Century Fox”
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Film and Cinematography
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hernesheir (n): in cinematography, an intermediate print of a film that is a work-in-progress subject to on-going modifications and editing. Jan 18, 2009