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09-17-2010, 02:13 PM
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TV Cameramen - all sports
If you think about it, there are tons of sporting events daily, in pretty much every major city. Guessing...on any given day there could be 100 events a day being captured by cameramen, and then at each event you could have 10cameramen. Where do all these cameramen come from? Is there a school for TV cameramen, and then some are focused on 1 shot the entire game or event. Doesn't seem like that takes much skill or thought, "you, you keep your camera on home plate the entire game, you on the pitcher." Anybody know one personally, I'd like to know how they got into it and what's there life like, on the road basically 365 I assume. Crazy.
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