camerawoman

noun

cam·era·wom·an | \ ˈkam-rə-ˌwu̇-mən

, ˈka-mə-rə-\

Definition of camerawoman

: a woman who operates a camera (as for motion pictures or television)

Examples of camerawoman in a Sentence

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With them are two young tag-alongs: Bai Jinbo (Yi Daqian), an actor hoping for both a role in Wang's next film and a place in Ding's heart, and Du Chun (Li Xinran), a camerawoman who has a crush on Wang. — Clarence Tsui, The Hollywood Reporter, "'The Pluto Moment' ('Ming Wang Xing Shi Ke'): Film Review | Cannes 2018," 23 May 2018 Jim doesn't spot anything extraordinary, but the young camerawoman is not comforted. — NOLA.com, "New Orleans ghost stories: Our favorite 'haunted' house stories from the NOLA.com home and garden archive," 30 Oct. 2017 Our regional camerawoman, whose office sits on a hill overlooking one of the settlements. — Hallie Jackson, NBC News, "NBC’s Hallie Jackson Trump Trip Notebook: To the West Bank and Back," 24 May 2017 But BBC camerawoman Rachel Price will probably need some new outerwear. — Brigit Katz, Smithsonian, "High-Pressure Pockets Cause Fiery Blast at Mount Etna," 17 Mar. 2017

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