camerawoman
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈkæmərəˌwʊmən/
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camerawoman
- Page is an accomplished motion picture camerawoman, having worked on major feature films and television shows such as Revenge, Friday Night Lights, Armageddon, and The Green Mile.
Examples
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A television camerawoman turned around to look at Ball's parents, eyes wide.
Blog text (34) -
I bet I'm the best camerawoman in the business.
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Hey, I'm the camerawoman.
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Jan Lyndon and Bryan O'Callaghan stood by the heiau with Kim Shields, the camerawoman.
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The talented camerawoman expertly captured the dramatic scene unfolding on set.
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During the film festival, a renowned camerawoman presented her documentary to an eager audience.
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The camerawoman worked diligently to film the captivating wildlife in their natural habitat.
Synonyms
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2.9
A person who operates a film or television camera
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5.3
A person who records video at events like weddings and conferences
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3.2
A person who uses a camera to film or broadcast scenes
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4.5
A person who records video with a camera
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8.6
A person who takes photos or makes films professionally
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Camerawoman is made of camera and woman. The word camera came from a Latin word meaning 'room', like the English chamber, because the first cameras were 'dark rooms' that made pictures, so a camerawoman is a woman who operates a camera.