overfilm

/ˈoʊvərˌfɪlm/

Definitions

1. verb

to film too much of something, especially a scene or a situation, often resulting in excessive footage.

“The director was criticized for overfilming the climactic battle scene.”

2. noun

the act of filming too much of something, especially a scene or a situation.

“The editor had to sift through the overfilm to find the best moments.”

Synonyms

  • overdocument
  • overexpose

Antonyms

  • underfilm
  • underview