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by Brian Schaller
For aspiring video producers, it's always hard to find some interesting subject matter. Are you looking for an audience?
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by Kyle Cassidy
Look, Ma!! I'm famous! The stage exists for one reason:
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by Brian Schaller
It's not just the newlyweds making wedding promises. Before you say
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by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Multitasking when you are directing is not easy but sometimes necessary. Here are a few suggestions.
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by Hal Robertson
Using an off-board mic is a big step for many video producers but just using any old mic is not good enough. For the best sound, use the best mic for the situation.
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by Hal Robertson
Choosing the best microphone for your next video shoot.
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by Loren Alldrin
Thanks to the modern miracle of audio dubbing, you can make changes or add new sound to your videotape.
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by Loren Alldrin
There's more to choosing and using microphones than meets the ear. Here are some basic principles of miking for video.
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by Loren Alldrin
Here are answers to 10 common questions about capturing clean, clear audio at
weddings.
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by Loren Alldrin
Sometimes, mikes should be heard and not seen.
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by Jim Stinson
Aare wind, background noise and uneven mike levels giving you a pain in the plug? These tips will help you capture clean, clear, and consistent audio even when you tape in the ambient racket of the great outdoors.
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by Loren Alldrin
How to get good audio from auditoriums, gyms and other sound-hostile environments.
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by Bronwen Grady
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by Loren Alldrin
Hickory-dickory-doc, how come I keep hearing that clock? Tips for muffling those troublesome background noises when shooting interviews around the house.
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by Loren Alldrin
Simple tips for better sound from common shooting situations.
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by Jim Martin
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by Loren Alldrin
A brief discourse on the behavioral patterns of the common video microphone.
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by Loren Alldrin
When it comes to video interviews, audio is king.
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by Loren Alldrin
How to get crisp, clean audio from the biggest sound-stage of all - the great outdoors.
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by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
Looking for ways to enhance your sound track? Consider adding depth and richness with stereo miking techniques.