Unlike the fictional-feature-film industry, where job titles tend to be more distinct (editors edit, camera operators operate cameras and so on), nonfiction credits are more fluid.
Female filmmakers who don't go to school learn how to operate cameras through trial and error.
"We did it in six months" — lining up programs, teaching Afghans to operate cameras and computers, training announcers to look into the camera and relax.
In the weeks before Zuri's birth, zoo staff and volunteers mounted night-time vigils to operate cameras for the internet and BBC South West's Inside Out programme, so people around the world could see what was happening.
The second hardware issue to address for SPLASSH to operate cameras above the S100 data rate is the camera control computer's Firewire connection.
Instead, Girardi walked back to his dugout and began his second job as cameraman, moving a remotely operated camera that was watching Pineda head into the tunnel.
More than 100 people, some from an urban search-and-rescue team, picked through the dusty debris at the building, at 300 Prospect Avenue, using rescue dogs and a remotely operated camera.
In addition, as the story progresses, the camera techniques move from a swooping, 30's-style mechanical camera into a much more modern hand operated camera style.
Kim used expired film stock and a manually operated camera from the U.S.I.S. to make this debut feature, an anti-communist melodrama about war orphans.
A computer operated camera focuses its lens onto the photo's surface randomly capturing a selection of faces thus tying together a collection of otherwise anonymous portraits.
