[Anthony Hudson]

Thank you so much for this in-depth answer! These are all definitely great suggestions, and I will definitely be keeping them in mind. For now, given the budget I was given for this project (which is essentially $0 in terms of what I can allocate to additional equipment i decided to try to make do with some equipment I already owned and used two hand held microphones (one wired and one wireless) and a wireless Lav on the host. This method definitely garnered much better audio results than we previously were getting of course although it still tended to be somewhat of a hassle at times as the guests had to constantly pass them around. It also was a bit of a task trying to get some people to remember to consistently talk into the microphone. Overall though, it was definitely a big improvement.

Here’s how it came out with this method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqr8oLLgr8c

Again, thank you so much for the response, those were some really great tips! Definitely will keep them in mInd for future shoots. I’m going to look into Izotope as well. Thanks!

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