Lessons:13Length:2.7 hours
Whether you’re interviewing a celebrity or just getting some background information for a video, an interview is a great way to capture information about the subject at hand. Today there are lots of tools at your disposal to conduct the task, but how do you know what you need for what situation? Do you need a different system if you’re recording someone across a desk versus in an auditorium? And what the heck is a “lavalier,” anyways?
Don’t worry, Dave Bode has you covered. Not only will he show you what kind of microphone to use in what situation in this course, but also recording techniques to make sure you capture every moment in crystal clear quality. Drop the mic and head on in.
1.Introduction
1.1Overview and Getting Started09:09
1.1
Overview and Getting Started
09:09
2.Microphones
2.1Polar/Pickup Patterns08:57
2.1
Polar/Pickup Patterns
08:57
2.2Shotgun Microphones10:40
2.2
Shotgun Microphones
10:40
2.3Dynamics and Condensers11:37
2.3
Dynamics and Condensers
11:37
2.4Lavalier Microphones12:42
2.4
Lavalier Microphones
12:42
2.5Wireless Systems02:22
2.5
Wireless Systems
02:22
2.6Microphone Hardware06:21
2.6
Microphone Hardware
06:21
3.Recording and Post Production
3.1Recording Options14:44
3.1
Recording Options
14:44
3.2Monitoring05:06
3.2
Monitoring
05:06
3.3Demo Setups 116:19
3.3
Demo Setups 1
16:19
3.4Demo Setups 219:01
3.4
Demo Setups 2
19:01
3.5Post Production32:35
3.5
Post Production
32:35
4.Conclusion
4.1The Wrap Up11:22
4.1
The Wrap Up
11:22
