filmer
- noun
- /ˈfɪlmər/
- It is noteworthy that many cameramen addressed photography and filmmaking by the same term, "filmer," in local French.
So if you are a potential filmer and editor, please check out my Instagram story or my YouTube channel post.
- So if you are a potential filmer and editor, please check out my Instagram story or my YouTube channel post.
Examples
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So if you are a potential filmer and editor, please check out my Instagram story or my YouTube channel post.
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We're gonna skate spots, we got a filmer today.
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This is our filmer, Tim, right here.
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'Cause that guy there, the filmer moved our chair and I'm gonna be sitting here.
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What remains if commercial rights come to replace the proper use that each makes and should make of his powers as filmed or filmer?
Academic text (1999) -
- Nude? - A skin-filmer.
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I tell myself that what comes into being during the sharing of a shooting period is just that which escapes both those filmed and the others, their filmers.
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They're called predators, Predators, filmers, filmers, producers, editors, Predators.
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♪ Fucking filmers ♪
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The filmer captured stunning footage of the concert from the front row.
Synonyms
A person who makes movies, often as a director or producer
A person who operates a film or television camera
A person who records video at events like weddings and conferences
A person who makes movies
A person who uses a camera to film or broadcast scenes
A person who makes films by directing or producing them
A woman who operates a movie or video camera professionally
A person who takes photos or makes films professionally
A person who makes movies, usually as a director or producer
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word filmer comes from film, which originally meant a thin 'skin' or 'layer', plus -er meaning 'one who does'. Think of the thin strip of movie film used in cameras: a filmer is literally 'one who makes or records film', which is why it means a person who records video.