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filmmaker

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film·mak·er  (flmmkr)
n.
One who directs or produces movies.
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Noun1.filmmakerfilmmaker - a producer of motion pictures
film maker, film producer, movie maker
auteur - a filmmaker who has a personal style and keeps creative control over his or her works
film director, director - the person who directs the making of a film
New Waver - a film maker who follows New Wave ideas
producer - someone who finds financing for and supervises the making and presentation of a show (play or film or program or similar work)
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The winning filmmaker from each monthly contest will win $3,000; the runner-up will win $2,000.
Instant auteurs by Riley-Katz, Anne / Los Angeles Business Journal
You never have the option to purchase the film the filmmaker intended to make.
Narc of the matinee by Hawley, Kerry / Reason
Emerging Palestinian-American filmmaker Jacqueline Salloum was named the recipient of the first Chicago Palestine Film Festival completion fund award, given to filmmakers of Palestinian origin or filmmakers working on Palestine-related films to assist them in completing a film in the making.
Chicago Palestine Film Festival Award by McMahon, Janet / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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