| The possibilities are endless, since everyone with a video-enabled phone could be a reporter or cameraperson. |
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| Correspondents headed four-person crews that included a producer, cameraperson, and sound technician. |
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| There are loads of careers behind the camera in TV from cameraperson to producer, make-up artist to researcher. |
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| After all, there was always a cameraperson lurking around to give directions. |
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| After that I worked at a Spanish TV station for two years, as a cameraperson and as a director of news. |
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| My plan involves me videotaping my own isolation on the atoll, but Explorer also wants to send a second cameraperson for a portion of my trip. |
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| The cameraperson, presumed to be Oiticica, records carefree moments in the lives of the young gay men gathered on the meadows of Central Park. |
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| Filmmaker Jonathan Karsh and his cameraperson, Amanda Micheli, were given a year's access to the family. |
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| Only when it is essential do we use an extra hand such as an extra cameraperson or photographer. |
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| Available Training: cameraperson, editing, sound recordist, switcher, lighting, tech. assistant, grip, AD, floor manager. |
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| Early on he felt uneasy about his role as a cameraperson filming vulnerable people in very tumultuous situations, undecided over whether he was exploring or exploiting. |
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| I was sent with a cameraperson to the Democratic Convention in Detroit. |
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| Neither officer appears to be aware they are being filmed, and the cameraperson seems to place his finger over the lens a number of times. |
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| But for an instant, the cameraperson was dialled-in, capturing a great image. |
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| The participants were divided into 4 groups each of them consisting of a writer, director, cameraperson, editor and production manager. |
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| A cameraperson was allegedly injured during the police action and this made a complaint against authorities of an English TV channel. |
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| The private broadcaster, NTV, was there with a cameraperson, covering it, doing interviews, and no doubt they will be showing it on their news tonight. |
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| Soon after, two women arrive by car, a reporter and her cameraperson, the latter a black woman dressed in an outfit suggesting army fatigues. |
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| Marika is co-pilot and video cameraperson. |
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| After graduating from the NFS, she worked as the cameraperson on a variety of documentaries for TV and embarked on collaborations with several film partners. |
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| In addition to newsroom staff at the Moncton station, who report regularly from Nova Scotia, there are news bureaus in Halifax and Sydney, with a producer, reporter and cameraperson who provide daily news feeds. |
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| Set dresser, grip and assistant cameraperson are examples of newer programs in the motion picture and theatre sector, part of the 'other trades' group. |
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| It shows a physicist named Chao-Lin Kuo, cameraperson in tow, approaching the home of two of his senior colleagues, Andrei Linde and Renata Kallosh, and knocking on their front door. |
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| We hear him speaking to the cameraperson about the position of the objects in front of the lens. |
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| The cameraperson, who was attacked, is in critical condition and has been admitted to ICU section of a Jodhpur hospital. |
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