Electronic News Gathering. It's usually applied to describe video cameras as opposed to film cameras.
(Electronic news gathering) Use of portable video cameras, lighting and sound equipment to record news events in the field quickly, conveniently, and efficiently.
(electronic news gathering) shooting video tape on location with an emphasis on speed and mobility. This method of shooting performed with lightweight equipment and limited crew is typically the choice of local television stations. This format of hurry-up rushed production usually carries with it such slang terminology as "five shots and a close", giving the finished production a more local flavor.
(n) Electronic news gathering. The videotaped production of news stories in the field. This term came into being to differentiate ENG from shooting film, the practice prior to the mid-1970s.
Electronic News Gathering, also known as TVPU. ENG mobile units transmit television signals to receive sites.
Electronic news gathering; the use of video cameras and tape recorders in place of film systems for news coverage by TV stations.
Electronic News Gathering, a generic name for all kinds of gathering, editing and transmiss on of news material for television.