Wrightsville Beach Studio presents: Sound for Film & Television DVD teaches you how to capture great audio for your film and video adventures! Presented by Barry Green and Matt Gettemeier, along with David Jimerson, this tutorial gives you 2.5 hours of instruction that covers a number of topics. Subjects include: avoiding common mistakes, understanding microphones and how to choose one, choosing a great location, and much more!

By Barry Green and Matt Gettemeier with David Jimerson    How to Avoid Common Mistakes    Two Simplest Techniques for Great Audio    Understanding Microphones    Boom Handling and Recording Techniques    Audio Kit Accessories    Choosing a Great Location    Creating an Effective Audio Edit

• Avoiding the most common mistakes
• The two simplest techniques to get you the best audio
• Understanding microphones and how to choose the right one
• Boom handling and recording techniques
• Audio kit accessories
• Choosing a great location and how to manage its audio
• The basics of creating an effective audio edit
• And much, much more!

• Videographer Award of Excellence
• Telly Awards: Instructional, Program Sound
• Accolade Award
• Ava Award - Platinum

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Q: 1. Is this drive compatible with Yosemite OS (10.11.3)?

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