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Subject: Seeking Sound Recordist in Boston, MA for July 30-31 From: "Ramsey Fendall" <ramsey.fendall@gmail.com> Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2012 20:57:28 +0100 X-Message-Number: 2 We're looking for a sound recordist for a two day doc shoot (standard interview setups) on July 30th and 31st in Boston, MA. Any recommendations welcome. Thanks! Ramsey Fendall DP/Producer Room 5 Films New York, NY ramsey@room5films.com www.room5films.com

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are andy cooper and jl cooper related ?

> if they dropped it < more like when they drop it it was designed to do one task and does it very well and survives on set disasters consistently denecke stuff holds up to abuse

If you don't like what you're doing, you can always pick up your needle and move to another groove. Timothy Leary

and craigs list is not the best resource for finding experienced production sound mixers

I used to leave my keys in the refrigerator and learned an important lesson doing so. Car remotes don't like being left in refrigerators

I'm in northeast florida where the temperature and humidity are regularly over 95 in the summertime I have had zero issues with the cmit other than wearing the anodizing off of it al

have you tried to use the on board Lectro antennas, rather than have the SRa's connected to the RF Multi ?

" deja vu, all over again " yogi berra

The DoP usually positions the mic where it works best for lighting and camera. I love having a practical mic on the set, and I usually use them along with a boom, and a wire etc.

thank you larry

"Sent from my HD7 T9292 using Board Express" why do we need to know this ?

http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2012/06/windows_8_microsoft_s_radical_operating_system_redesign_will_aggravate_you_to_no_end_.html

http://arstechnica.c...led-into-nookd/

hey jim great post,brought back a lot of memories re: muscle shoals rhythm section roger hawkins was the drummer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Hawkins ronnie hawkins aka the hawk - rockabilly musician http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_Hawkins

Geordi how has the coverage been with t-mobile ? al

I learned if it is one camera to let them have their way. A DoP summed it up , with rec/run tc if the numbers are turning over I know I am recording.

From what I know it is an americanized update of the ford transit that has been available in europe and asia here is a link to the ford uk transit webpage http://www.ford.co.uk/Commercialvehicles/Transit

From 302 manual page 12 The Tape Output is typically used to interface with consumer inputs such as MiniDisc, DAT, and compact cassette recorders. The 302 has an unbalanced, two-channel tape level output on a single, locking Switchcraft TA3M-type connector. The Tape Output program is identical to the XLR Output. Tape Out level is fixed at a -15 dBu nominal level and is electrically isolated from the XLR Outputs. Additionally, the Tape Output functions as the Mix Out to link multiple Sound Devices mixers.

http://bits.blogs.ny...dit_ct_20120426 APRIL 24, 2012, 9:25 AM New Dolby Technology to Make Horror Movies Scarier By NICK BILTON FilmDistrict If you don’t like the sounds in scary movies but sometimes get dragged along to the theater anyway, you’re not going to be a big fan of the latest technology from Dolby Laboratories. The company announced a new sound system Monday called Dolby Atmos, which can move sounds around a theater in an entirely new and realistic way. Rather than pushing the sound out from the left and right side of the theater, as happens in movies today, the new Atmos system will also deliver sound from above in a theater and will be able to swirl sound around in any direction. During a demonstration at Dolby’s San Francisco headquarters, Stuart Bowling, senior technical marketing manager for Dolby Laboratories, said the Atmos system was one of the most advanced technical jumps the company had made in 20 years and would create an entirely new viewing experience for theatergoers. “You can imagine watching a scary movie, and it’s a scene when someone is hiding in a basement and there are footsteps on the floorboards above,” Mr. Bowling said. “The Atmos system will actually play that audio from above people in the theater.” The new sound system is incredibly realistic. During one demonstration, audio clips of a thunderstorm were so realistic — with the sound of the rain pummeling down from above — I thought I might need a real umbrella. In a press release issued by the company, Kevin Yeaman, president and chief executive officer of Dolby Laboratories, said, “Dolby Atmos is our most significant innovation in years and represents the future for entertainment sound in cinema.” Dolby said the new system would use 64 speaker feeds and would begin rolling out to select theaters later this year. Dolby hopes to eventually push the new theater experience to homes with large-screen televisions and sound systems.

Charlie Parra is always there when you need him and Denecke Products are made in the US of A thank you Charlie

Great post Bartek it made my day al

mike what part was your post was new information ?

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