Footage (noun)

1. Film or video that has been shot but not yet edited.
2. The length of film or video used in a particular scene or program.

Origin:

From the middle english word "footage", meaning "the length measured by a foot". the word comes from the old english word "fot" meaning "foot" and "gæð" meaning "a going or a step".

Examples:

1. The reporter reviewed the footage of the accident before filing his story.
2. The footage of the concert was later released on a DVD.
3. The video editor had to go through hours of footage to find the perfect shot.
4. The footage captured by the security camera showed the thief stealing the purse.
5. The footage was so clear that the license plate of the car was visible.