According to Al Jazeera, which cited confirmation of the incident from relatives of the deceased, the militants shot cameraman Raad al-Azzawi, 37, his brother, and two other civilians in a village east of Tikrit.
I had him holding flashlights at night so my cameraman could shoot a water moccasin.
He noticed the Patriots' cameraman shooting the coaches on the sideline, not the action on the field.
The second painting of a cameraman shooting a video of a flower had its clear covering broken but was otherwise left undamaged.
We see the cameraman shooting the scene on his crane, which, as it moves, seems to float and hover right over us in our theater seats.
The cameraman shoots a close-up, providing the sequence with its kicker -- and Patrick, thereafter known as "the lion guy," with a celebrity he comes to detest.
The images shot by Kenyan cameraman Mohammed Amin, together with Buerk's powerful words, produced one of the most famous television reports of the late 20th century.
The film itself was a sensation at the Sundance Film Festival this year, especially after Banksy works (including stenciled images of a cameraman shooting a flower) began popping up on storefront walls in Park City, Utah.
It reminded me of the Paris in Michael Haneke's Hidden partly, perhaps, because it is crisply shot by French cameraman Benoit Delhomme and deals with the tussle between public and personal life, between machine and man.
It was Thanksgiving morning back home in the States, and my cameraman shot the pickup game for colour B-roll because it was fun.
