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Capturing Clear & Strong Audio For Film
Hello,
I am making an Independent Film to submit to the AFI but we aiming to do achieve big with minimal equipment, ie I am using a $500 SD Camcorder, the same one you would film home movies on to make this film. It has not outlets for microphones or anything like that.
So I am wondering how I can go about capturing movie quality audio with other devices to sync up.
I have a old Mini DV Tape Camera that I acquired that can take microphones, if I bought one and placed that in the scene to simply capture audio would that work?
Are there affordable sound recorders I can buy?
I live remote so internet buying if I had to buy anything is my option.
Thank-You for your help.
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Have a look at the “Zoom H4n” recorder to record the audio on…
You can use a “Rode” NTG1, NTG2 or even better the NTG3 or Sennheiser 416 mic on a boom pole and then into the Zoom H4n, Syncing up the audio to video wouldn’t be that hard as you will have a ROUGH guide track on the video recording.The difference between Knowledge and Wisdom is… Knowledge is the knowing of facts…. Wisdom is the sensible application of good quality knowledge…
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