Definition of moviola in English:

moviola

noun ˌmuːvɪˈəʊləˌmo͞ovēˈōlə

trademark in US

A device which reproduces the picture and sound of a film on a small scale, to allow checking and editing.
〈商标〉（小屏幕重现影片图像和声音以便进行剪辑的）声画剪辑器
Example sentencesExamples
- Years ago, editorial companies had editors on one side of the hall cutting picture on moviolas, and sound editors on the other side of the hall cutting sound on moviolas (in the sound editorial department).
- Also, they edit these films on moviolas or monitors not much bigger than your home computer, so they miss stuff that can only be seen when blown up to 60 feet.
- Many of these movements you wouldn't even see unless you studied the film on the moviola.
- They rented film gear, including the moviola they set up in John's home to edit the footage.
- Upright moviolas are those tractor-like machines you see in old movies in the ‘cutting room’ scenes.
- Perhaps tools like moviolas might have more efficiently weeded out the dabblers - it's hard to say since moviolas were part of a more elitist type of technology and denied many an opportunity.
- It is dedicated to Argentine cinema and its patrimony is shaped by the first cameras and projectors, with moviolas, wardrobes, equipment, models, sketches, awards and personal belongings of actresses, actors and movie directors.

Origin

1920s: from movie + -ola (probably from pianola).

Definition of moviola in US English:

moviola

(also movieola, Moviola)

nounˌmo͞ovēˈōlə

trademark in US

A device that reproduces the picture and sound of a movie on a small scale, to allow checking and editing.
〈商标〉（小屏幕重现影片图像和声音以便进行剪辑的）声画剪辑器
Example sentencesExamples
- Years ago, editorial companies had editors on one side of the hall cutting picture on moviolas, and sound editors on the other side of the hall cutting sound on moviolas (in the sound editorial department).
- They rented film gear, including the moviola they set up in John's home to edit the footage.
- Perhaps tools like moviolas might have more efficiently weeded out the dabblers - it's hard to say since moviolas were part of a more elitist type of technology and denied many an opportunity.
- It is dedicated to Argentine cinema and its patrimony is shaped by the first cameras and projectors, with moviolas, wardrobes, equipment, models, sketches, awards and personal belongings of actresses, actors and movie directors.
- Many of these movements you wouldn't even see unless you studied the film on the moviola.
- Upright moviolas are those tractor-like machines you see in old movies in the ‘cutting room’ scenes.
- Also, they edit these films on moviolas or monitors not much bigger than your home computer, so they miss stuff that can only be seen when blown up to 60 feet.

Origin

1920s: from movie + -ola (probably from pianola).

单词	moviola
释义	Definition of moviola in English: moviola noun ˌmuːvɪˈəʊləˌmo͞ovēˈōlə trademark in US A device which reproduces the picture and sound of a film on a small scale, to allow checking and editing. 〈商标〉（小屏幕重现影片图像和声音以便进行剪辑的）声画剪辑器 Example sentencesExamples Years ago, editorial companies had editors on one side of the hall cutting picture on moviolas, and sound editors on the other side of the hall cutting sound on moviolas (in the sound editorial department). Also, they edit these films on moviolas or monitors not much bigger than your home computer, so they miss stuff that can only be seen when blown up to 60 feet. Many of these movements you wouldn't even see unless you studied the film on the moviola. They rented film gear, including the moviola they set up in John's home to edit the footage. Upright moviolas are those tractor-like machines you see in old movies in the ‘cutting room’ scenes. Perhaps tools like moviolas might have more efficiently weeded out the dabblers - it's hard to say since moviolas were part of a more elitist type of technology and denied many an opportunity. It is dedicated to Argentine cinema and its patrimony is shaped by the first cameras and projectors, with moviolas, wardrobes, equipment, models, sketches, awards and personal belongings of actresses, actors and movie directors. Origin 1920s: from movie + -ola (probably from pianola). Definition of moviola in US English: moviola (also movieola, Moviola) nounˌmo͞ovēˈōlə trademark in US A device that reproduces the picture and sound of a movie on a small scale, to allow checking and editing. 〈商标〉（小屏幕重现影片图像和声音以便进行剪辑的）声画剪辑器 Example sentencesExamples Years ago, editorial companies had editors on one side of the hall cutting picture on moviolas, and sound editors on the other side of the hall cutting sound on moviolas (in the sound editorial department). They rented film gear, including the moviola they set up in John's home to edit the footage. Perhaps tools like moviolas might have more efficiently weeded out the dabblers - it's hard to say since moviolas were part of a more elitist type of technology and denied many an opportunity. It is dedicated to Argentine cinema and its patrimony is shaped by the first cameras and projectors, with moviolas, wardrobes, equipment, models, sketches, awards and personal belongings of actresses, actors and movie directors. Many of these movements you wouldn't even see unless you studied the film on the moviola. Upright moviolas are those tractor-like machines you see in old movies in the ‘cutting room’ scenes. Also, they edit these films on moviolas or monitors not much bigger than your home computer, so they miss stuff that can only be seen when blown up to 60 feet. Origin 1920s: from movie + -ola (probably from pianola).
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