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...is a sound mixer. <br /><br /><br />Production Sound Mixing for Television, Film, and Commercials. <br />www.matthewfreed.com
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on a Nat Geo hunting show
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I hope Leo visited craft services before this shoot.
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I thought it would be fun to post a thread with screenshots of movies, TV shows, etc. that have made it to broadcast with some form of the sound department's operations visible within a shot. I see this stuff all the time when watching shows and movies, as I'm sure others do, and I'd love to see what you can all come up with. From Damages - Boom op made it into this shot: From Homeland - What appears to be a COS11 in a Hush Lav: From somewhere on YouTube - What the *&^% were they thinking?
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I'm with you, Anne. IMG_6331.MOV
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First few days on set with my updated cart. Gone is the Zaxcom Cameo and the older and underpowered power system. Here to stay is the Yamaha 01V96I, newer 15 volt dc power supply with V mount backup and timecode buddy system.
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Evolution Of An Icon American Airlines & FutureBrand Partner to Create a Modern New Look for the Iconic Brand With the launch of a refreshed look and livery for American Airlines, FutureBrand is proud to announce our ongoing partnership with this truly iconic brand. Recognizing that it was time for a new look to better reflect the progress it had made in the ongoing modernization of the airline, American engaged FutureBrand to partner on the modernization of the logo, livery and overall look and feel of the customer experience. Our work is inspired by the company’s heritage and incorporates colors and symbols universally associated with the American bra…
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have not seen this image before
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Here is Trew's Nashville Nagra collection. We were there yesterday. Great collection Glen! Of course this is at the Mother Ship in TN.
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Conveniently located within reach of JWS.
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I want to give a big thanks to Rob Stalder at Rastorder. Rob helped me configure myself a beautiful new SU cart, it holds everything I need it to, but it's small and light enough that I can maneuver stairs myself, and it will fit into the tiny New England doorways that are all too common on location. If you're considering Rastorder, you won't be disappointed. Thanks Rob!
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I found this picture in a book of production stills from the Seven Year Itch. Any idea what this microphone configuration may be? It seems unlikely, but: Decca tree?
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from left to right: Dave M. Roberts (utility), Pete Verrando (broadcast audio tech, 24 frame video), T.J. O'Mara (boom) Kim Maitland (recordist), Laura (? PA) Tod Maitland (mixer), Bill Abbott (consultant-face hidden), David A. Smith (utility).
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I am so in the habit of saying that my first TV show was Hee Haw, I forgot about one that actually came before called "The Carl Tipton Show", shot in the same studio in Nashville (WLAC). We did six 30-minute shows every Saturday morning between 8am and noon, to air on the following Monday through Saturday. After a couple hundred of these shows, we learned our way around a bluegrass band pretty well. The staff was so determined to make our lunch time that we all but refused to cut. The shows below aired as you see them. Besides the training grounds in the 70s for Pat Sajak, Opra Winfrey, James Brown, and myself, a very successful video editor, Terry Climer, got his sta…
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Sad but true...
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This is quite a fantastic look at Star Wars - A New Hope. A ton of original audio, compared to final film audio. A great deal of behind the scenes and commentary from the cast and crew. The best I have seen for any film. fantastic and well worth the 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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The cart has been ordered and is being built by A & S Cases in North Hollywood.
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Great shot of Simon Hayes, the crew (sorry, I don't know your names) and two beautiful fully loaded sound carts!
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I have found a light and small solution for booming wireless with my TRX 900 and Schoeps CMIT. The 48V supply has been modified as it didn`t work with Schoeps in a previous version. Still bit more noisy than hardwired and not as open and rich like on cable but good for the moments when I have to go wireless ... more detailed: http://www.jwsound.net/SMF/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1295.0;attach=454 Matthias
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Thought it might be interesting to share the extents we all go to to minimize crew and actors footsteps etc.
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From Mr.Young, Two days outside on the old backlot next door.
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Wearing one of these nostalgic 80s koala bear mic makes who's ever voice sound Australian. Joke of course. Here is a sanken cos11 hidden in a koala bear clip. Had to go this route because of some super noisy necklace and dress.
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