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Sound
recording for video can be divided into two distinct phases;
sound recorded during production and sound recorded during post-production.
This programme uses drama and documentary examples to consider why
creative and good sound are so important.
Different types of microphone are discussed and examples of when
and where to use them. For example: when 'wild' or non-synchronous
sound is more appropriate than sync sound, the use of audio mixers
on location and later in post production, recording levels, distortion,
multitracking, mixing, etc.
Following a section devoted to music and sound effects, the programme
closes with a short dramatic ghost story which demonstrates the
importance of sound and music in video production.
The commentary is spoken by BBC broadcaster Sean Street, and each
programme is delivered in sections punctuated with Key Point Summaries.
Duration:
30 minutes
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Sound
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