filmography
- noun
- /fɪlˈmɑɡrəfi/
- I don't understand why people like to label him as a gangster movie director when he has such a varied filmography.
- Look at the filmography
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Watch on YouTubeSo I, I hope that women revisit Quinton's filmography with a different eye.
- So I, I hope that women revisit Quinton's filmography with a different eye.
- Yeah, people Google his, Google his filmography.
Examples
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What in Nolan's filmography makes Star Wars fans think "this is the guy!"?
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Yet, On Dangerous Ground itself is a transitional film in Ray's filmography.
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Usually, the worst films in their filmography are those last four at the end.
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The biggest was the gift of part of his film library and filmography to Claremont College.
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You stop when you stop, but in a fanciful world, 10 movies in my filmography would be nice.
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He worried about money until he sold his filmography to a Japanese university for eight hundred thousand dollars.
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Sandler's filmography serves as a sort of comfort food for fans.
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We've gone through your filmography and really hard pressed to find a genre that you'd not dabbled with.
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Adam Sandler is at the height of his career, and with a new Netflix deal and filmography that just keeps growing, audiences are awaiting the arrival of his next lovable character.
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I was just looking up your filmography to see all the movies you've worked on.
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Etymology
Filmography comes from film + -ography, where -ography comes from the Greek graphia meaning 'writing' or 'record'. Like photography and biography, it is a 'record' or list of films made by or about someone, so a filmography lists a person's movies.