Microphones
For the Interview parts of my consolidation module I shall be
using very specific equipment to get the best results.
I shall be using two different microphone set ups each designed
for a specific purpose.
Firstly I shall be booking out a Sennheiser ME67 this is a shotgun microphone that is perfect for
capturing audio across great distances the reason for using this is that I
shall be able to get a deeper wild track as the microphone will pick up sound
within a certain radius and therefore give more depth to the interviews.
I shall also be booking out a Sony radio microphone pack URX-P1; this is mainly for the
interviews themselves and will cancel out most of the background noise due to
its close proximity with the subject. As the camera that will be used for the
interview is a Sony Z1, these radio mics are a prefect addition to this kit.
By using these two microphone set ups I hope to achieve a
layered depth to the audio, I intend to place the audio captured from the radio
mics on top of the audio captured by the shotgun microphone.
Supports
As the ME67 is housed
within a blimp windshield and as the microphone itself is lengthy I have chosen
to use a short fish pole as a support for this rather than a longer one, this
is because as all the weight from the microphone is at one end and therefore
the longer the pole the heavier the equipment and as I am both sound recordist
and boom operator this would appear to be the most sensible option for this
project.
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Recorders
The recorder I have chosen the Zoom H4N shall be a familiar piece of equipment as I have used it
many times before for other projects over the last two years, however I have
also chosen a back up recorder the Marantz PMD660. The reason for this is the opposite of why I chose the Zoom H4N I have never used this
equipment before and as this is the last project I will be doing at this
college before going on to the next one I feel it is important to have a broad
knowledge of the equipment you are using as it will be beneficial if I am not
in control of the equipment hire for future works.
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