camerawork
/ˈkæmrəwɜːk/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈkæmrəwɜːrk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkam-rə-ˌwərk How to pronounce camerawork (audio) ˈka-mə-rə-/ (ame, mw)
camerawork — noun
1. the way a camera is handled to create the look of a film, television programme,
the way a camera is handled to create the look of a film, television programme, video, or set of pictures
Critics praised Ziad's camerawork during the storm scene on the ferry.
collocation: praise the camerawork
The shaky camerawork makes the tunnel chase feel more dangerous.
effect: shaky camerawork builds tension
Diya practiced handheld camerawork while filming birds above the wet fields.
Wide camerawork let viewers see the drummer and crowd together.
Ada asked for steadier camerawork before the couple entered the hall.
- cinematography
more technical and often used for the planned visual craft of a film or television production
- photography
broader and more often used for still pictures or the whole field
- filming
broader, referring to recording video rather than the camera technique itself
文法句型
praise the camerawork
handheld camerawork
shaky camerawork
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. It is most often used when people comment on how a film, show, or video was shot, especially camera movement, framing, and steadiness, rather than the whole production.