🎥 Movie Camera

Meaning

Movie Camera emoji is the picture of an old-school 🗂 Professional 📷 Camera which uses film to make movies. There are not many meanings of this emoji, just like in case of 📹 Video Camera emoji — it is mostly used in posts, somehow related to making videos and movies. For example, it often appears in Tweets about someone’s new videos on YouTube or the process of their filming, as well as in posts with someone’s opinion about some new 📽 Movie, and so on. +add

Snapchat meaning

Movie 📷 Camera emoji is one of the Snapchat Trophies, granted to the users when they send 50 video Snaps to others in total. +add

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Examples of using

Popular phrases with 🎥 Movie Camera Emoji to use in messengers and web:

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• I’m making a new video 🎥 right now
• I was 🎥 you yesterday
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Kaomojis & Combinations

Kaomojis are popular in Japan to share emotions and situations using Japanese grammar punctuations and characters. Like this: [◉”]! You can use this creative style in messengers and web to impress your friends.

Combinations are just a bunch of emojis placed together, like this: 🎥👣👻. You can use combos to make riddles or messaging without words. Here are some relevant Kaomojis and Combinations related to 🎥 Movie Camera Emoji:

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• 🎥👣👻

   — Scary Movie?

• 🎬🎥🚞💥👽

   — Super 8

• 👄👐🔥👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨🎥❓

   — Want a make to sex tape?

• 🙆‍♀️‍♀️👄🎥😯

   — X-Rated

• 🐧🐷👹🎥

   — The Muppet Movie

• 👤🎥📅🔄

   — Groundhog Day

• 🎥👨🏻🎬

   — Film Director

• 🎥🏆

   — Oscar

• 🌟🎥

   — Movie Star

• 😱🎥

   — Very Scary Movie

• 📷📱💻🎥

   — Technologies

• [◉”]
• [◉☆ﾟ.*]
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Look across different devices

Emojis may look different across platforms. Every web service, OS or gadgets’ manufacturer may create Emojis design according to their own corporate style and vision. Here you can check out how 🎥 Movie Camera Emoji looks like on most popular platforms:

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