So what word can we use to describe the act of video recording?
Should I just say, for example; “A man was arrested Saturday for video recording a police officer.”?
Should I make it into a compound word, “video-recording”?
Should I just say “videorecording”?
It sounds clunky and there are too many syllables.
One blogger recommends we simply use the word “video” as a verb.
Graphpaper lists the following examples as how the word can be used in a sentence.
I will video my daughter in her school play tonight.
Make sure you set the DVR to video the season premiere of Battlestar Galactica next weekend.
But then how would I use that in a sentence.
“A man was arrested Saturday for videoing a police officer.”?
I’m still not sold on that term because there are too many vowels placed in a row.
So what do you guys think?