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  1. I have a question about recording dialogue for a western movie. Specifically recording the dialogue while actors are on horses. I wouldn't want to solely rely on radios or ADR if the shot allows a boom to get there. But If I'm on the ground, seems to me the angle of the pole would not be right. If budget allows, do you use a Fisher (or two)? (funny thought) Would the boom ops be on horseback as well? Ya like production would go for that! Does one build a "platform" on a golf cart (with safely harness of course) or something? Maybe we "hide" a mic mounted somewhere? On the horse/saddle?....don't laugh at me. As always, maybe mic choice REALLY comes into play here.....choose wisely A ladder doesn't seem to be practical unless it's a closeup. I'm just trying to wrap my head around how you position yourself (providing the horses aren't moving around a lot) in the a good spot to get all the dialogue safely. What do you guys think....or proven solutions? Thanks in advance. The Scott
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