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9-13 May
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Audio
Recording: Dialogue, music, Foley, atmosphere. Microphones: lavaliere,
cardioid/shotgun.
Basics:
tips, common mistakes, mic techniques, decibel levels, aural obstacles,
pickup patterns, electrical interference, boom op and lavaliere mic.
Equipment:
Lavaliere mike, shotgun mike, boom, audio recorders.
WE DID NOT COVER THIS ASPECT IN CLASS MUST BE TOMMORROW
Interview
techniques: subject comfort and building the answer into the question.
Interview task: interview in
groups, utilise both a hidden lavaliere mike and a shot-gun mic.
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Capturing Audio for Video 01: Getting Started
This series, Capturing Audio for Video, demystifies sound capture, offering professional insights along with practical tips and tricks. In this introductory instalment, Professor Jeff Jacoby shows how to plan a shoot with sound in mind, choose microphones, and adjust camera settings and audio hardware to capture the best results. These tutorials are easy to follow and apply, fun to watch, and enormously helpful for video producers and directors.
Topics include:
- How to "think" in audio
- How to choose microphones
- How to set up a boom mic
- How to set up your camera and cables
- How to work with sound recorders and mixers
Lenses have different vocal lengths
Fixed lenses - prime
Zoom lenses -
ISO-100/160 when you start putting it up it gets grainy only 1600 are for darkened spaces for filming.
18 mega pixels....The camera
Pixel dimensions
Punctuation
Capturing Audio for Video 02: Tips & Techniques
Sound for video is often poorly understood and ignored by video producers. Watch almost any You Tube video and you'll hear the problem. It's one that plagues new and experienced video producers alike.
Capturing Audio for Video demystifies sound capture, offering professional insights from instructor and audio specialist Jeff Jacoby. This instalment is centred on practical audio recording tips and techniques. He shows how to scout a location, monitor audio in the field, plan a shot list and sound recordings, and choose the right equipment, whether you need to buy or rent it. These tutorials are easy to follow and apply, fun to watch, and enormously helpful for video producers and directors alike.
More advanced and picture quality is much better!I very much enjoyed playing around with the camera and learning a bit more throughout the lesson we had today. Note to self lenses are expensive and "DONT' DROP THEM" they are very sensitive.
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