cameraperson
कैमरा व्यक्ति
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noun
When his usual cameraperson opts out of the trip, he notes this is out of concern for ‘self-preservation.’
a cameraman or camerawoman (used as a neutral alternative).
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My plan involves me videotaping my own isolation on the atoll, but Explorer also wants to send a second 'cameraperson' for a portion of my trip.
The possibilities are endless, since everyone with a video-enabled phone could be a reporter or 'cameraperson' .
Early on he felt uneasy about his role as a 'cameraperson' filming vulnerable people in very tumultuous situations, undecided over whether he was exploring or exploiting.
‘I have seen boys as old as me working in harsh conditions,’ says 'cameraperson' Sudhir.
Correspondents headed four-person crews that included a producer, 'cameraperson' , and sound technician.
After all, there was always a 'cameraperson' lurking around to give directions.
John Castello was Grigg's 'cameraperson' in Arizona.
All the crew is new - from the 'cameraperson' to the art director and, of course, the actress.
After that I worked at a Spanish TV station for two years, as a 'cameraperson' and as a director of news.
There are loads of careers behind the camera in TV from 'cameraperson' to producer, make-up artist to researcher.
I was sent with a 'cameraperson' to the Democratic Convention in Detroit.
Filmmaker Jonathan Karsh and his 'cameraperson' , Amanda Micheli, were given a year's access to the family.
During that time, no matter whether the reporter tried to walk over to speak to either the photographer or the 'cameraperson' , the police would block her and tell her: ‘It is not your turn to speak.’
The 'cameraperson' , presumed to be Oiticica, records carefree moments in the lives of the young gay men gathered on the meadows of Central Park.
When his usual 'cameraperson' opts out of the trip, he notes this is out of concern for ‘self-preservation.’
A host of 'camerapersons' rushed towards the superstar, who had come along with his wife Jaya to witness her being sworn in.
Reporters and 'camerapersons' are going out into the countryside much more than they used to.
There is not a lot of depth or detail to the picture, but then again, the recording equipment limited the amount that the directors and 'camerapersons' were able to capture.
Still the luminous Indian beauty was posing for assorted media 'camerapersons' , TV channels included.
We were followed by a flock of reporters and 'camerapersons' from around the world, most of them wearing their bulletproof vests with a hastily attached ‘TV’ sign on the front.
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