videographer
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5.3
- noun
- /ˌvaɪdiˈɒɡrəfə/
- Specialized
:
videógrafo
- He is our new videographer.
- videographer records
And Morgan, I fired him because he was my videographer.
- And Morgan, I fired him because he was my videographer.
- But what a lot of people don't realize is that Youtubers are, you know, videographers.
- Now, if I hired A videographer that was not my mom, that videographer would have been coming with me, not my mom.
- Photographers who don't do as insane tasks as maybe heavy duty videographers.
Examples
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I think we should hire a professional videographer for the show.
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We received close to 1,000 resumes for the videographer position.
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We need a new videographer.
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We have a photographer and a professional videographer, and we'll be posting these online after their performance.
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Tom Loveland worked in the film and video production field for 20 years as a freelance videographer and video assist specialist.
Academic text (2008) -
Finally, as you may know, we have a videographer and documentary filmmaker on board for the two-month expedition.
Blog text (10) -
Jessica Andersen is an activist, videographer, and writer from Seattle, Washington.
Academic text (2006) -
I think we should hire a professional videographer for the wedding to capture all the special moments.
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Every group seemed to have its own videographer documenting their activities during the festival.
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We received close to 1,000 applications for the videographer position advertised last month.
Synonyms
110
2.9
A person who operates a film or television camera
11
3.4
A camera person who records photos or video for news reports
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6.0
A person who makes films and videos about real people, events or issues
5
3.2
A person who uses a camera to film or broadcast scenes
2
3.7
A woman who operates a movie or video camera professionally
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4.5
A person who makes and regularly posts videos on the internet
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6.5
A person who makes films or photos that show real people and events
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4.5
A person who records video with a camera
1
8.6
A person who takes photos or makes films professionally
A person who makes films about real events or people
How Professional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Videographer joins video ('to see') and -grapher ('one who writes or records'), as in photographer. So a videographer is someone who 'writes' with moving pictures, which is why the word means a person who records or makes video.