In Mr. Bailey's helicopter the camera rig was the co-pilot, safely buckled up front while Mr. Miller sat in the back, maneuvering the camera using a joystick and other controls on a console in his lap.
"I see dead people," joked one student as his partners on the surgical team maneuvered the camera, flashlight, and clamp to clasp a piglet.
Abandoning his enormous VHS camcorder for a smaller Hi8 after suffering a hernia due to the camera's weight, Sullivan begins to maneuver the 8mm camera in order to transform himself into the narrator of his own artistic documentation.
A blur of white arched onto the green screen and faced me, as I maneuvered below the camera's lens.
He worked a toggle to maneuver the device and watched the images its camera beamed back, showing the barnacled bottom of the ship.
She had somehow maneuvered the in-game camera into its least obliging position.
The subjective-perspective gimmick is usually constraining, but in "Enter the Void" it becomes a pretext for some highly fanciful (and digitally abetted) maneuvers, since the camera is standing in for a ghostly presence unimpeded by physical laws.
They combined this process with traditionally-drawn characters in order to achieve a "painted image with depth perception" and enabled the crew to place the camera anywhere in the set and maneuver it as they would maneuver a camera for a live-action film.
Equipment being installed in an exhibit called "Challenge of the Deep" will let visitors maneuver video cameras through the Monterey Bay Califf).
