Questions: What is live footage? A. A video showing an event as it is happening B. A series of photos taken after an event occurs C. A professional who reports news of disasters D. A person who happens to witness a news event

The answer is A. A video showing an event as it is happening

This is the correct definition of live footage. Live footage refers to video content that is broadcast or streamed in real-time, capturing events as they unfold. This is commonly used in news broadcasting to provide viewers with immediate coverage of events.

This option describes a collection of photographs, which is not live footage. Photos are static images and do not capture events in real-time.

This option describes a journalist or reporter, not live footage. While reporters may present live footage, they themselves are not the footage.

This option describes an eyewitness, not live footage. An eyewitness may capture live footage, but the person themselves is not the footage.