Word: cameramen
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...posters in Adams' dining-hall (notorious for its excellent cuisine) urging students to "look natural" while eating signalled the first on-scene shooting of the Adams Film Society. Cooperating with Ivy Films, these cameramen hope to make a film about life in the House...
Television was there too. From a hill two miles away, WCPO-TV trained its cameras on Jones, brought him into view with a zoomar lens. The station rushed a mobile unit to the building, and there other cameramen aimed their lenses and waited. WLW-TV, six blocks away, put a TV camera on a fire escape, fed the scene to stations in Dayton and Columbus. WKRC-TV. eight blocks away, went on the air with closeups...
...Cameramen may stand in the vestibule or on the steps of the church and take pictures as the procession emerges. Therefore, even the small weddings in the chapel leave Memorial Church via the main aisle...
...Cameramen Wanted. Two camera crews - one in Washington, the other in Europe - are working exclusively for See It Now. Others are hired as needed for specific requirements. But Murrow thinks that TV will have to train its own cameramen to look for the offbeat and unusual. Says he: "There's no sense our trying to be on top of the news with a weekly show...
Within the hour after arriving, she had smiled repeatedly for cameramen (who took to crying, "Hi, Highness!" to attract her attention), reviewed an honor guard, and read a reply to the President's little speech of welcome. She rode up Constitution Avenue while crowds, estimated at half a million, many bearing Union Jacks, waved to her. She changed clothes hurriedly at Blair House, and drove off to meet a thousand men & women of the Washington press corps who had jammed into the Presidential Room of the Statler Hotel to give her the Eagle Eye and the Big Once Over...