Definition of camerawork in English:

camerawork

nounˈkamrəwəːkˈkæm(ə)rəˌwərk

mass noun

The way in which cameras are used in a film or television programme.
（电影或电视节目的）摄影（术）；摄影操作
discreet camerawork and underplayed acting
谨慎的拍摄和有节制的表演。
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of voiceover and hand-held camerawork gives the film a documentary feel and imparts a sense of gravity.
- His unobtrusive camerawork emphasizes the actor's complex use of physical gesture to bring the character into being.
- In these three, it seems that your camerawork becomes increasingly mobile with each successive film.
- There is some interesting camerawork in this film.
- The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images.
- Overall, it's the synergy of camerawork, editing and actor-led characters that make One For The Road so good.
- Costanzo's documentary style camerawork lends an air of reality to this claustrophobic thriller, based on actual events.
- Riedelsheimer's camerawork and editing is supremely confident and richly perfect.
- That film is taut and moving, with impressive camerawork and gritty performances that reach a 2005 audience.
- The camerawork gives the film an immediacy that is rare in movies these days.
- It showcases how the writing, directing, editing and camerawork blended perfectly.
- Did the small budgets inspire you to become more creative in the setting up of scenes, camerawork, special effects, etc.?
- There's also a chase scene in a swamp, towards the end of the film, that is a minor masterpiece of sound, camerawork, and atmosphere.
- If you enjoy cinematic trickery and innovative camerawork, there is a lot to like here.
- Touch of Evil is a fascinating film noir, rich in its cast, camerawork and sound - all orchestrated by Orson Welles.
- But whilst wild pop videos often have completely hyperactive camerawork, films normally don't.
- The style of camerawork and direction is very appealing and fits the tone of the film quite expertly.
- Along with the star cast comes technical wizardry: clean, elegant camerawork and editing set a very rhythmic jazzy background score.
- Scenes and camerawork are beautifully choreographed and immerse the viewer in the film's world.
- It is the camerawork in this film, however, that is granted the smartest trickery, gets the best laughs, and the cleverest lines.

Definition of camerawork in US English:

camerawork

nounˈkæm(ə)rəˌwərkˈkam(ə)rəˌwərk

The way in which cameras are used in a movie or television program.
（电影或电视节目的）摄影（术）；摄影操作
discreet camerawork and underplayed acting
谨慎的拍摄和有节制的表演。
Example sentencesExamples
- It showcases how the writing, directing, editing and camerawork blended perfectly.
- But whilst wild pop videos often have completely hyperactive camerawork, films normally don't.
- If you enjoy cinematic trickery and innovative camerawork, there is a lot to like here.
- Did the small budgets inspire you to become more creative in the setting up of scenes, camerawork, special effects, etc.?
- Along with the star cast comes technical wizardry: clean, elegant camerawork and editing set a very rhythmic jazzy background score.
- It is the camerawork in this film, however, that is granted the smartest trickery, gets the best laughs, and the cleverest lines.
- Riedelsheimer's camerawork and editing is supremely confident and richly perfect.
- Overall, it's the synergy of camerawork, editing and actor-led characters that make One For The Road so good.
- The camerawork gives the film an immediacy that is rare in movies these days.
- There's also a chase scene in a swamp, towards the end of the film, that is a minor masterpiece of sound, camerawork, and atmosphere.
- Scenes and camerawork are beautifully choreographed and immerse the viewer in the film's world.
- That film is taut and moving, with impressive camerawork and gritty performances that reach a 2005 audience.
- His unobtrusive camerawork emphasizes the actor's complex use of physical gesture to bring the character into being.
- Touch of Evil is a fascinating film noir, rich in its cast, camerawork and sound - all orchestrated by Orson Welles.
- The use of voiceover and hand-held camerawork gives the film a documentary feel and imparts a sense of gravity.
- The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images.
- There is some interesting camerawork in this film.
- In these three, it seems that your camerawork becomes increasingly mobile with each successive film.
- The style of camerawork and direction is very appealing and fits the tone of the film quite expertly.
- Costanzo's documentary style camerawork lends an air of reality to this claustrophobic thriller, based on actual events.

单词	camerawork
释义	Definition of camerawork in English: camerawork nounˈkamrəwəːkˈkæm(ə)rəˌwərk mass noun The way in which cameras are used in a film or television programme. （电影或电视节目的）摄影（术）；摄影操作 discreet camerawork and underplayed acting 谨慎的拍摄和有节制的表演。 Example sentencesExamples The use of voiceover and hand-held camerawork gives the film a documentary feel and imparts a sense of gravity. His unobtrusive camerawork emphasizes the actor's complex use of physical gesture to bring the character into being. In these three, it seems that your camerawork becomes increasingly mobile with each successive film. There is some interesting camerawork in this film. The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images. Overall, it's the synergy of camerawork, editing and actor-led characters that make One For The Road so good. Costanzo's documentary style camerawork lends an air of reality to this claustrophobic thriller, based on actual events. Riedelsheimer's camerawork and editing is supremely confident and richly perfect. That film is taut and moving, with impressive camerawork and gritty performances that reach a 2005 audience. The camerawork gives the film an immediacy that is rare in movies these days. It showcases how the writing, directing, editing and camerawork blended perfectly. Did the small budgets inspire you to become more creative in the setting up of scenes, camerawork, special effects, etc.? There's also a chase scene in a swamp, towards the end of the film, that is a minor masterpiece of sound, camerawork, and atmosphere. If you enjoy cinematic trickery and innovative camerawork, there is a lot to like here. Touch of Evil is a fascinating film noir, rich in its cast, camerawork and sound - all orchestrated by Orson Welles. But whilst wild pop videos often have completely hyperactive camerawork, films normally don't. The style of camerawork and direction is very appealing and fits the tone of the film quite expertly. Along with the star cast comes technical wizardry: clean, elegant camerawork and editing set a very rhythmic jazzy background score. Scenes and camerawork are beautifully choreographed and immerse the viewer in the film's world. It is the camerawork in this film, however, that is granted the smartest trickery, gets the best laughs, and the cleverest lines. Definition of camerawork in US English: camerawork nounˈkæm(ə)rəˌwərkˈkam(ə)rəˌwərk The way in which cameras are used in a movie or television program. （电影或电视节目的）摄影（术）；摄影操作 discreet camerawork and underplayed acting 谨慎的拍摄和有节制的表演。 Example sentencesExamples It showcases how the writing, directing, editing and camerawork blended perfectly. But whilst wild pop videos often have completely hyperactive camerawork, films normally don't. If you enjoy cinematic trickery and innovative camerawork, there is a lot to like here. Did the small budgets inspire you to become more creative in the setting up of scenes, camerawork, special effects, etc.? Along with the star cast comes technical wizardry: clean, elegant camerawork and editing set a very rhythmic jazzy background score. It is the camerawork in this film, however, that is granted the smartest trickery, gets the best laughs, and the cleverest lines. Riedelsheimer's camerawork and editing is supremely confident and richly perfect. Overall, it's the synergy of camerawork, editing and actor-led characters that make One For The Road so good. The camerawork gives the film an immediacy that is rare in movies these days. There's also a chase scene in a swamp, towards the end of the film, that is a minor masterpiece of sound, camerawork, and atmosphere. Scenes and camerawork are beautifully choreographed and immerse the viewer in the film's world. That film is taut and moving, with impressive camerawork and gritty performances that reach a 2005 audience. His unobtrusive camerawork emphasizes the actor's complex use of physical gesture to bring the character into being. Touch of Evil is a fascinating film noir, rich in its cast, camerawork and sound - all orchestrated by Orson Welles. The use of voiceover and hand-held camerawork gives the film a documentary feel and imparts a sense of gravity. The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images. There is some interesting camerawork in this film. In these three, it seems that your camerawork becomes increasingly mobile with each successive film. The style of camerawork and direction is very appealing and fits the tone of the film quite expertly. Costanzo's documentary style camerawork lends an air of reality to this claustrophobic thriller, based on actual events.
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