Cinematographer (noun)

A person who is responsible for the visual design and photography of a film.

Origin:

From the french word "cinématographe", a compound of "cinema" and "graphein" meaning "to write".

Examples:

1. The cinematographer was widely recognized for his stunning visuals in the film.
2. The cinematographer used innovative techniques to create unique shots.
3. The cinematographer worked closely with the director to bring the story to life.
4. The cinematographer was known for his use of natural light in his work.
5. The cinematographer won an Oscar for his contributions to the film industry.