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camerawoman

[ kam-er-uh-woom-uhn, kam-ruh- ]

noun

plural camerawomen.
  1. a woman who operates a camera, especially a movie or television camera.


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Gender Note

Is it camerawoman or cameraperson? See -woman.
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of camerawoman1

First recorded in 1905–10; camera(man) + -woman
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Being a camerawoman and journalist, I asked if I could follow him as he made the transition into adulthood.

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The singer was removed just hours before the grand final in May, after an alleged altercation with a camerawoman.

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"This led to a threatening movement from Joost towards the camera. Joost did not touch the camerawoman," they added, calling the decision to disqualify him "very heavy and disproportionate".

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As I left the proceedings and chatted with a fellow observer on the court’s back steps, a camerawoman came up to me and asked if I was Adam Yedidia.

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Jessie Maple, 86, who built careers as a camerawoman and an independent filmmaker when Black women were almost nonexistent in those fields, and who then left meticulous instructions for later generations to follow in her footsteps, died May 30 at her home in Atlanta.

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