BBC political editor Nick Robinson jokingly described them as the "kitchen staff" as the camera panned across a gaggle of key players such as incoming Downing Street director of communications Andy Coulson and Cameron's chief policy wonk Steve Hilton.
A number of trusts have introduced body cameras for some staff, with one scheme finding an 100percentnt reduction in violence against staff after the cameras were brought in.
To their relief, word arrived that the area was an empty field: "Okay, we didn't kill anybody or we didn't hurt anybody," Staff Sgt. Juan Abado, the camera operator, recalled during an interview with investigators.
When Michael Scott Steve Carelllearnsrns that the Scranton branch's participation in a Dunder Mifflin television commercial is limited to five seconds of the staff waving at the camera, he dismisses the advertising consultants sent to the branch, and convinces the company's corporate headquarters to consider an alternative version that he will produce himself.
Six minutes later, staff members rush past the camera on their way to the crime scene.
Those were the words uttered by Seaview Manager Mike McKenzie just moments after he, his Cubs and coaching staff, had mugged for the camera following another dramatic, come-from-behind victory.
At the Strand, every person there, Wolff, McGrath Morris, the audience, staff and camera crew, know this, and the subject is barely mentioned - it's a given.
As the actors performed their lines in front of a studio audience, the writing staff stood behind the cameras taking notes in the script and watching the audience's reaction to jokes.
Of the 51 clinics in which the video monitoring was performed, one was excluded due to staffing issues and plumbing problems in one of the monitored areas, and one because signs were posted by clinic staff next to the cameras alerting personnel and clients to their presence.
Today, he's out gathering old fence-posts to sell to staff for firewood, chatting to the camera as he goes.
