Sentence examples for videotape editor from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom, 55, is a videotape editor for ABC News in Manhattan.

Bob worked for ABC News and CBS News as a videotape editor from the mid 70's through his retirement in 2010.

Twelve years ago, her daughter, Mary, a videotape editor at CBS News, died from a recurrence of Hodgkin's lymphoma that first surfaced when she was 18. "She said, 'Mom, I beat this before, I can do it again,' " Ms. Sax said.

Following 12 years as a film and videotape editor for ATV in Birmingham he returned to London to freelance as a specialist researcher on numerous archive-based productions for the BBC, ITV and Channel Four, including Those Wonderful TV Times, Looks Familiar, Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow, British Film Forever and Heroes of Comedy.

Having been a videotape editor for the 1970s TV comedy show Barney Miller before going to graduate school, he applied for a AAAS Fellowship, was awarded one, and asked to work in television.

Quite whom they employed to do this complicated task remains a mystery; one suspects a clever videotape editor with a lot of time on his hands.

Early on a recent morning, as Mike Mirabella, a cameraman, videotaped, and Corey Arnold, Mr. Johnson's editor and fellow fishing aficionado, gave instructions, Mr. Johnson marked the reef's location -- 3 miles out from Jones Inlet, with the Long Beach skyline visible in the distance -- by tossing two plastic jugs off Capt.

But even today only union editors can splice and merge videotape and only writers can compose scripts for talking heads.

I was invited along to help facilitate, and to videotape, the conversation, which was conducted by the magazine's managing editor, Andrew Blechman.

One of his ideas was the stun gun bit; Jeff Tremaine, the editor of Big Brother and now a producer of "Jackass," encouraged him to videotape it.

The 10th Earl of Hardwicke, 29, who had boasted about his use of cocaine and had been videotaped snorting the drug, was found guilty of supplying cocaine to Mazher Mahmood, the News of the World's investigations editor.