Jarrod King
New member
Hi,
I was just watching Tadpole (http://imdb.com/title/tt0271219/) and realized that the sound, as I've seen others note, is terrible. To those who don't know, Tadpole was a movie made on a Sony PD-150 and I think is a great example of how you don't HAVE to have a 35mm camera to tell a compelling story. Even with the large limitations of the Sony PD-150, Winick does a great job in my opinion. The thing that really is subpar, though, is the audio. Watching the DVD on my home theater, I could barely understand some of the dialog. Does anyone know any specifics about microphone, recorder, etc. used for this movie?
I was just watching Tadpole (http://imdb.com/title/tt0271219/) and realized that the sound, as I've seen others note, is terrible. To those who don't know, Tadpole was a movie made on a Sony PD-150 and I think is a great example of how you don't HAVE to have a 35mm camera to tell a compelling story. Even with the large limitations of the Sony PD-150, Winick does a great job in my opinion. The thing that really is subpar, though, is the audio. Watching the DVD on my home theater, I could barely understand some of the dialog. Does anyone know any specifics about microphone, recorder, etc. used for this movie?