Audio for Single Camera Operation
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Broadcast Camcorders
Call Sheet
Camera Mic
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clip
Clip Mics
DAT
Direct Inject Box
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Follow
gaffer
gun
Gun Mic
Jack Socket
LCD
LCD Display
level
mic
Mic Capsule
Mic Placement
mics
person
Phantom Power
Playback
radio
Radio Mic
recordist
Selector Switch
Single Person Operation
sound
Sound Recordist Operation
Stick Mic
Track Selection
Viewfinder
Wo
XLR Socket
Product details
- ISBN 9780240516448
- Weight: 380g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 16 Dec 2002
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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In the last decade a greater demand has been placed on cameramen to record sound as well as pictures on location. For anyone wanting to learn about the basics of recording sound, specific to single camera location work this book provides an ideal grounding. It covers the equipment a single operator would use, methods and examples of how to learn sound techniques and ways of successfully working alone. While it offers an account of audio theory, including post-production it also explains the essential audio technology basics. Covering typical techniques including live broadcasting, it teaches practical everyday instruction on what microphones to rig, how to sound balance everyday news, magazine and current affairs etc.
Techniques are explained and laid out in an accessible format supported by diagrams and are organised in easy to browse topics for quick reference. The author's approach is clear yet comprehensive, offering real hands-on experience of the skills involved in broadcast audio. This manual is seen as a basic, practical introduction to tackling the problems of recording sound on location as a cameraman, thus providing the necessary experience and knowledge required of everyday operation.
A BBC-trained Freelance Lighting Cameraman and Consultant, Tony Grant is known for his clever workshops and courses on production and technical crafts. He has a career that covers Drama, Light Entertainment, Sport, Corporate, and Commercials, Trails and Promotions - from the BBC to Indies and ITV. He assesses NVQs in camerawork and runs a six camera capable Outside Broadcast unit as well as turning up on the business-end of cameras on studio, location, single and multi-camera assignments. He has run many training courses at Ravensbourne College, and also writes regularly for Zerb magazine and TV Buyer.
