The phrase "cameraman of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to indicate someone's profession or title within a specific field or industry. Example: John is the cameraman of the local news station. He is responsible for capturing and recording news events for broadcast.
James was the producer, director and cameraman of Death in Gaza.
One day, a cameraman of Miller's, having seen their strange tracks, showed up to film them.
Melih Uzunyol, who died in the Atlanta bombing today, was the chief cameraman of the state-owned Turkish Television.
Hitchcock was asked to assemble footage shot by a British army film unit cameraman of the liberation of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1945.
Perez alerted a cameraman of Pinsky's approach — "Mustang, coming to you, in three, two... " — as he passed across another screen, then another, to enter through the door right beside me.
Channel 4 unveiled its autumn schedules yesterday, one of the highlights being Alone in the Wild, in which Ed Wardle, a cameraman of no previous experience of survival techniques, was left to fend for himself in the Canadian wilderness.
Baker Farrell's husband, Irish novelist Michael Farrell, wrote, directed, and produced Some Say Chance and served as a cameraman on Guests of the Nation.
Fincher, who worked as an assistant cameraman on Return of the Jedi, is currently promoting dark mystery thriller Gone Girl, starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike.
To give "Hamlet" epic scope, Thomson (an assistant cameraman on "Lawrence of Arabia") shot in 65-millimeter film, to be projected in 70 millimeters.
He directs television commercials and was an assistant cameraman on the remake of "Planet of the Apes".
The last experiment shows the performance of the reviewed methods in the reconstruction of the cameraman image of size 256×256 from a set contaminated measurements.
