Definition of cameraman
: a person who operates a camera (as for motion pictures or television)
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Then your cameraman kept filming while I was violated.
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The 64-year-old toy mogul and his rambunctious entourage were not alone; instead they were followed along the worn linoleum floor by a cameraman who captured their every moment.
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As the reporters and cameramen pulled away Friday in Xavier's temporary Bridgestone Arena locker room, one remained.
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In addition to coverage from civilian reporters and photographers, the action on Beito had been recorded on film by combat cameramen from the Second Marine Division, including Norman T. Hatch.
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Carter alleges that a cameraman drilled a peep hole into the wall of her dressing room.
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Then, Baumgartner directed a TV cameraman to take Landon’s picture.
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Hurst is a former Virginia news anchor who was living with Alison Parker when she and cameraman Adam Ward were killed by former co-worker Vester Flanagan while reporting for CBS Roanoke affiliate WDBJ-TV in August 2015.
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Still, the party-goers who were outed by the undercover cameramen had to go into hiding, especially after newspaper articles alleged that homosexuality was a contagious disease and the moral equivalent of child rape.
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First Known Use of cameraman
1883
CAMERAMAN Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of cameraman for English Language Learners
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: someone (especially a man) who uses a camera to film something (such as a movie or television show)
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