a chemist who combines light textures, cameras, lenses, film stock, filters and spatial composition
an expert in both the technical and artistic capabilities of a movie camera
a person who has expertise in the art of capturing images either electronically or on film through the use of visual recording devices
a person with technical expertise who
the person responsible for shooting a film
Responsible for elements viewed through the lens, the cinematographer works closely with the director to create appropriate shots and organize the visual elements of a scene (props, extras, lighting, etc..).
The person on a shoot who is in charge of how the film looks. The Cinematographer dictates the kind of stock to be shot, the position and intensity of lights, the gels and filters used, and all the other details that determine how the overall appearance of the film.
Individual with expertise in the art of capturing images either electronically or on film stock through the application of visual recording devices and the selection and arrangement of lighting.
The person who supervises all aspects of photography from the operation of cameras to lighting.
The person whose job it is to set up both camera and lighting for each shot in a moving image text. The cinematographer has perhaps paramount influence over the look or tone of a shot or scene, and is often held in as high esteem as the director. Cinematography is therefore the art of positioning a camera and lighting a scene.
The person responsible for operating the photography of a film: i.e., operating the camera, lighting the set, etc.
