Headphones
A good set of headphones will allow you monitor your incoming audio levels with great precision. Catching mistakes when they occur can save you from bigger problems down the road. Our headphone reviews will assist you in choosing the best headphones for your needs.
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June, 2006Multitasking when you are directing is not easy but sometimes necessary. Here are a few suggestions.
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March, 1995Headphone Lessons
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February, 1996Et Cetera, Et Cetera
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January, 1998Magix Entertainment Music Maker 3.0 Hitachi VM-H835LA Iomega Buz Photoflex Quick-Release Corner Photoflex Bullet-Tipped steel support rods Holloywood…
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March, 1998Hot new products for the videographer.
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July, 1998
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June, 2009There are many opportunities in event videography in addition to wedding videos. Today videographers are getting jobs videotaping theatrical performances,…
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July, 2008Charlie demonstrates how to control incoming audio to your camcorder and capture clean sounding audio.
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July, 2008Jennifer covers many considerations when choosing and using headphones while shooting video.
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May, 2008Jennifer demonstrates tips for using a Lav Mic.
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May, 2008Mark covers the basics of field mixing.
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May, 2008Mark explores the best ways to get good sound while shooting a live event.
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