Bill_Bolton
Well-known member
Re: How do I get 'real' film-like sound
Enterdcable, Thanks for your input, one of the things I learned years ago is that video tape is cheap compared to film. It costs very little to wait a bit before calling action or cut. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a take ruined because someone cut too early.
Regarding your comment about the on-board mike, we almost always use a mattebox which tends to muffle the sound, but we do record it.
Enterdcable, Thanks for your input, one of the things I learned years ago is that video tape is cheap compared to film. It costs very little to wait a bit before calling action or cut. I can't tell you how many times I've seen a take ruined because someone cut too early.
Regarding your comment about the on-board mike, we almost always use a mattebox which tends to muffle the sound, but we do record it.