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Hey everyone,
So this project will be a promotional video for a local college, lots of shooting, in terms of audio probably lots of interviews, classroom situations, walking and talking shots, etc. Its also important to know that I will likely be solo shooting this most of the time, although i could call on some friends to hold the mics or monitor levels for harder days.
The audio equipment i currently have:
The Azden SGM-PDII short shotgun that came with my HMC150 from B&H
A H4N zoom recorder. and the on board mic's of the HMC150.
Seems to me that some wireless lavs would work best to round out my beginners package. But since i will be filming around a college perhaps this may not be a great idea as there could be a lot of interference? I really know nothing about wireless sound, or maybe i want wired lavs? If someone could run me through the key elements and options i should look into when checking out wireless or wired lavs that would be great. Or perhaps there is something even better?
I have very limited experience in sound, so please feel free to explain things as if speaking to a total beginner. Thanks!
- Shawn
So this project will be a promotional video for a local college, lots of shooting, in terms of audio probably lots of interviews, classroom situations, walking and talking shots, etc. Its also important to know that I will likely be solo shooting this most of the time, although i could call on some friends to hold the mics or monitor levels for harder days.
The audio equipment i currently have:
The Azden SGM-PDII short shotgun that came with my HMC150 from B&H
A H4N zoom recorder. and the on board mic's of the HMC150.
Seems to me that some wireless lavs would work best to round out my beginners package. But since i will be filming around a college perhaps this may not be a great idea as there could be a lot of interference? I really know nothing about wireless sound, or maybe i want wired lavs? If someone could run me through the key elements and options i should look into when checking out wireless or wired lavs that would be great. Or perhaps there is something even better?
I have very limited experience in sound, so please feel free to explain things as if speaking to a total beginner. Thanks!
- Shawn
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