cameraman

All too often screencast production qualities are terrible: lighting sucks, the cameraman focuses on the wrong things, the pacing is wrong...

This is the same drug that is reportedly being given to the NBC cameraman who was infected.

Accidentally confusing a cameraman for an RPG gunner during an actual fight with insurgents isn't murder.

From my point of view - it means that as a run-and-gun shooter of narrative, I can essentially have an extra cameraman on tap.

Dirt biking/other extreme sports: because people often do these alone, and so need an automated cameraman to get any filming done?

Or Tommy might go up to help a cameraman get set up in a position before going back down and attempting a pitch.

Also I got lucky because a friend had connections to a cameraman who worked for top chef.

The gameplay itself was somewhat terrible (some would praise it but you're basically just a cameraman, there's no real decision making in the game).

He looked like he was barely restraining himself from killing the cameraman.

A lot of events record the presenters screen and the presenter but expect the presenter to stand in one spot so they don't need a cameraman.

It's a cool video in my opinion (no comments or votes so it must just be me), I'd give anything to experience something like that (I don't think I'd let a wolf get as close as the cameraman though).

Then one day, as the startup I worked for was considering whether we could afford to hire a desperately needed cameraman, it dawned on me that for a small company, literally every employee must be better than their counterparts at established corporations, or your equity is that much more likely to become worthless.

One could easily imagine this sort of ting being useful there, where quality is probably "good enough" and an actual cameraman too expensive.

The film consists of "footage shot by a British army film unit cameraman of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945".