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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cameraman" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who operates a camera, especially in film or television production.
Example: "During the shoot, a cameraman captured all the important scenes with precision."
Alternatives: "a camera operator" or "a videographer".
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A cameraman was filming.
Sometimes he wanted to be a cameraman.
A cameraman rushed by and L.S.U.
A cameraman told me a similar story.
A cameraman has been killed.
"Finally, he arrived!" exulted Glenn Jos, a cameraman.
Those are related by a cameraman.
A cameraman captured his final moments.
A cameraman said it tasted like day-old cake.
(Everson still works as a cameraman, mainly for "60 Minutes").
A cameraman loomed over Fredette as he caught his breath.
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