Converse of subject

• film: I was being filmed by a cameraman using official ORTF camera.

Converse of object

• have: If it's a quiet day, we have cameramen running around and looking for stuff.

• become: He returned to Germany in 1915 where he became a cameraman in film industry in Berlin.

• light: Mark Howe Services of lighting cameraman working in TV for 20 years - Digibeta with or without crew.

• say: With its engine running, the said cameraman was duly strapped in for a quick air to air sortie.

• allow: The new Lynx Controller allows the cameraman to operate the remote camera in a traditional style.

Adjective modifier

• underwater: Peter Scoones to Speak at Visions Top underwater cameraman Peter Scoones will be a presenter at Visions in the Sea.

• amateur: Find a budding amateur cameraman willing to do this for you.

• assistant: I teamed up with Bob Paynter - who is here today, I'm happy to say - who was an assistant cameraman there.

• Spanish: So was a Spanish cameraman on the floor above.

• experienced: He's a very experienced cameraman who has filmed most other aspects of skydiving to a very high standard.

• former: Tarik is my contact at TRT, head of training, a former film cameraman.

Modifies a noun

• film: On the left, a cameraman films Hugh Gaitskell ( right ) for television during a tour in the 1959 election.

Noun used with modifier

• freelance: There are funding schemes available to help the freelance cameraman from Skillset.

• lighting: TJ: The lighting cameraman, Terry Bedford, has to be the best at his job in the world.

• television: Well these are just a few of the situations a television cameraman will face.

• TV: The editor, who is usually a working TV cameraman, is different for each issue.