Remove a Stray Boom Mic (and Other Unwanted Objects) in Resolve and Premiere

bit.ly/3ejBQLo - Having a boom mic slip into frame can ruin any scene. Whether it's an audio team snafu or a camera operator error, we'll show you how to remove these objects from your shot. If you need a more in-depth guide, check out our blog post.
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[@hawksoob]

Another way in Premiere - instead of exporting a still and importing it into back the project and adding it to the timeline, put the playhead on the frame without the mic and right click to "Add Frame Hold." Delete the rest of the clip and extend the resulting still frame to the desired length. Same ultimate result, but saves a few clicks.

[@The_Duke_Productions]

God, this saved me so much time. Thank you sir

[@colettephair]

This was the most helpful video on this topic, thanks for saving my movie tonight!

[@whatezaz]

It's so nice, I will try it

[@darkechoproductionsllc9559]

Objects removal in resolve works great, have you tried that?

[@DamselReviews]

doesnt work for me instead it keeps the mic....it doesnt block it.....

[@charmainesantos7637]

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