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The phrase 'be on camera' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone is being filmed or recorded, usually on television or in a movie. For example, "The candidate was told to be on camera for the live debate."
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"My player's number one concern was that she didn't want to be on camera," Black said.
You don't have to be on camera.
I don't want to be on camera.
You don't even necessarily have to be on camera.
She had no desire to be on camera.
Would this be a reason he would not want to be on camera?
I had no burning desire to be on camera, but I have friends who've done it.
There were soldiers on the highway, and they wouldn't want to be on camera.
There are only a couple spaces to stand and not be on camera.
He gestures toward the crowds waiting to be on camera for MTV's "Total Request Live".
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Everyone, it seems, wanted to be on-camera at SXSW.
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