Definition of focus puller in English:

focus puller

noun

An assistant to a film or television cameraman, who is responsible for keeping the lens focused during filming.
Example sentencesExamples
- He works as a focus puller in a film studio, and devotes his free time to his ‘documentary’.
- A gaffer, or chief electrician, on a fairly low-budget film can now earn as much as £1,600 a week, and even focus pullers get £900 to £1,200.
- We had a very small crew - just him, his focus puller, his top professional assistant, and a few NYU guys.
- One evening we would have one focus puller, the other night we would have somebody else.
- Employed as a focus puller for Water, he was an assistant camera operator for Muriel's Wedding, The Thin Red Line, The Beach and is currently working on the latest Star Wars production in Sydney.
- The focus puller was the biggest hero on our set because we were very free to move where we wanted to.
- The cameraman doesn't have time to focus, so the focus puller ends up running around constantly.
- That is the job of the cameraman, the focus puller, camera assistant etc.
- When he returned to England he opened a photographic studio in Soho before working as a clapper boy at Sound City and as a focus puller and camera operator at Elstree.

Definition of focus puller in US English:

focus puller

nounˈfoʊkəs ˈpʊlər

An assistant to a film or television cameraman, who is responsible for keeping the lens focused during filming.
Example sentencesExamples
- The focus puller was the biggest hero on our set because we were very free to move where we wanted to.
- One evening we would have one focus puller, the other night we would have somebody else.
- A gaffer, or chief electrician, on a fairly low-budget film can now earn as much as £1,600 a week, and even focus pullers get £900 to £1,200.
- Employed as a focus puller for Water, he was an assistant camera operator for Muriel's Wedding, The Thin Red Line, The Beach and is currently working on the latest Star Wars production in Sydney.
- We had a very small crew - just him, his focus puller, his top professional assistant, and a few NYU guys.
- He works as a focus puller in a film studio, and devotes his free time to his ‘documentary’.
- When he returned to England he opened a photographic studio in Soho before working as a clapper boy at Sound City and as a focus puller and camera operator at Elstree.
- That is the job of the cameraman, the focus puller, camera assistant etc.
- The cameraman doesn't have time to focus, so the focus puller ends up running around constantly.

单词	focus puller
释义	Definition of focus puller in English: focus puller noun An assistant to a film or television cameraman, who is responsible for keeping the lens focused during filming. Example sentencesExamples He works as a focus puller in a film studio, and devotes his free time to his ‘documentary’. A gaffer, or chief electrician, on a fairly low-budget film can now earn as much as £1,600 a week, and even focus pullers get £900 to £1,200. We had a very small crew - just him, his focus puller, his top professional assistant, and a few NYU guys. One evening we would have one focus puller, the other night we would have somebody else. Employed as a focus puller for Water, he was an assistant camera operator for Muriel's Wedding, The Thin Red Line, The Beach and is currently working on the latest Star Wars production in Sydney. The focus puller was the biggest hero on our set because we were very free to move where we wanted to. The cameraman doesn't have time to focus, so the focus puller ends up running around constantly. That is the job of the cameraman, the focus puller, camera assistant etc. When he returned to England he opened a photographic studio in Soho before working as a clapper boy at Sound City and as a focus puller and camera operator at Elstree. Definition of focus puller in US English: focus puller nounˈfoʊkəs ˈpʊlər An assistant to a film or television cameraman, who is responsible for keeping the lens focused during filming. Example sentencesExamples The focus puller was the biggest hero on our set because we were very free to move where we wanted to. One evening we would have one focus puller, the other night we would have somebody else. A gaffer, or chief electrician, on a fairly low-budget film can now earn as much as £1,600 a week, and even focus pullers get £900 to £1,200. Employed as a focus puller for Water, he was an assistant camera operator for Muriel's Wedding, The Thin Red Line, The Beach and is currently working on the latest Star Wars production in Sydney. We had a very small crew - just him, his focus puller, his top professional assistant, and a few NYU guys. He works as a focus puller in a film studio, and devotes his free time to his ‘documentary’. When he returned to England he opened a photographic studio in Soho before working as a clapper boy at Sound City and as a focus puller and camera operator at Elstree. That is the job of the cameraman, the focus puller, camera assistant etc. The cameraman doesn't have time to focus, so the focus puller ends up running around constantly.
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