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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2007 · 16 MIN

#8 Wk3 - Camera and Sound

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The Sound and the FrustrationThis is the last week for the Camera and Sound module. The class broke up into 2 teams of 5 and continued to use the boom mic and lavalier mic. Tuesday we recorded an interview, and a narrative short on Thursday. I spend a few moments explaining the advantages of a Boom over a lav mic.We're also using a sound mixer which provides more control than is available through the camera alone. I explain why it is both simple and hardWe experienced difficulties working with the audio that put us under a lot of pressure to meet our end of class deadline. The big lesson is that no matter what the source of your equipment, it makes sense and can really save your butt if you check the working status before you begin setting up the shot.Of course all the preparation in the world won't save you if you don't pay attention to details. Despite my best efforts to avoid problems, by coming into class an hour early to prep the equipment, I still managed to miss the fact that the video gain was turned on through our entire shoot. "Wakey, wakey" as a friend used to say.We worked up a short story that we would shoot as an in-camera edit, where each scene is shot in one take, as it occurs in the story. Each shot is filmed so that the end and beginning fit in with the next and previous shot. No extra footage because you aren't editing it in the computer, it's all in the camera. It took a lot of planning and discussion to shoot, but it was fun and it worked out rather well. It helped that it was a simple story and it was short,  only 3 minutes long.On the last day of the class we were introduced to optical stabilization, which makes shooting hand held practical. We didn't get a chance to use it this week, so I'll talk about it in a future episode.I also discuss the need to develop a process for double checking, not only the working status of equipment, but also the settings on the equipment.Howard Phillips, the associate director of the Film program will be teaching the next module on lighting, which begins next week.Chapter times00:07  Last week recap00:54  This week01:19  Boom vs Lav mic03:24  Reel to reel memories04:20  Mixer revealed05:18  Production problems07:08  Shooting In-Camera edit07:52  Deciding on a story08:26  The other team's story09:21  Our shoot10:17  Critique of video11:16  Optical stabilization12:06  Composition concerns12:46  Checklists13:40  Editorial: Order order15:30  Close

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