Simon Bishop, Sound Recordist, discusses ‘Location Sound Kit’ | What’s in my van?
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Sound Recordists, Simon Bishop and Simon Clark, talk about the essential kit used for recording professional sound on location, for TV and feature films.
About Simon Bishop
Twenty years ago Simon started recording for TV drama and feature films, and sound supervised a number of reality TV shows. He has recorded the last nine series of "New Tricks", for the BBC (around 80 episodes), and most of the most recent series of "Silent Witness", also for the BBC.
About Simon Clark
Simon Clark is Head of Production Sound at the National Film & Television School. Simon is also a member of the Executive Committee of the Institute of Professional Sound (IPS) and a member of AMPS. TV drama credits include 8 series of “Waking the Dead”, “Line of Duty”, “Skins”, “Mad Dogs”, “Burton & Taylor”, “An Adventure in Time & Space”, and “The Go Between”. He was BAFTA nominated for “The Promise” and won the 2016 Sound Craft BAFTA for “Wolf Hall” both directed by Peter Kosminsky.
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Getting into this industry must be near impossible now without selling my home to buy the equipment needed to keep up. Amazing st up
not really you buy as you go. You buy a basic kit. recorder/boom mic/4 wireless and your set. Doesnt have to be lectros. Senn or Sony will work. But make sure you buy cos-11 lavs. You can get them used. They you just keep on buying here and there. You work and gain experience at the lower level. This kit he has is overkill and he is most likely union.
You take baby steps, you might start out with only $10K worth of equipment (or even less! More than a few of us have started out with just "a Zoom on a broom....") then you skip ahead by a decade and suddenly you find you've accumulated $100K of equipment somehow??
Your gear scales with the budget range of the productions your working with really
Wonderful! He is a genius with a heart!
Wow! Some fantastic ideas there!
What I want to know is 'Stuart' who and how do I get in contact with him?
this guys like the final boss of soundies
What's in the van, Angelos? Tell us what's in your van!
Can someone tell me.. where can i find this black boxes for lav mic? Small black plastic box. They are great but i cant find something like that.
wait whats wrong with analog mics?
How do I get the Height Adjustable Part of that Trolley!!!!
Nice!
I wanted to know what these "lovely Neumanns" are
Neumann KMR81 D
can someone explain why analogue wireless systems are not the way to go anymore?
because of AES output.you can change everything on post production if it is digital record.
There not, outside the super highend
@@shockmountiso No, the way the digital systems work is by converting the analog signal to digital then sending it over to the receivers and the receivers can either keep it as a lossless digital out or back to analog depending on your needs. All audio recording is done digitally now, all the highend transmitters allow is minimizing the amount of steps involved by outputting the uncompressed pcm signal directly
It is because there is so much wireless stuff in use now (cellphones) that it's tough to get a clean signal. A digital signal has a smaller footprint, you can fit more channels into a smaller space, hence the move to digital.
Great Video. "Makes me smile every time it goes up and down". Would do the same for me :)
All well and good....until some one fucks off with your van. Happened to a pro last year. Thieves stole his van. He lost 130 grands worth of kit. A kickstarter campaign raised him 9 grand, but he had to start again. Really felt bad for him though.
no insurance?
@@MR-jd1yo No. Don't know why. It would be difficult getting insurance on that I'd imagine.