High-Tech audio One of our lead actors is moving out of the Bay Area, so even though our edit isn't quite finished, we had to re-record his dialogue. We replace virtually every sound and word in all of our productions. This technique allows us to move more quickly during location work because we don't have to wait for that fire engine ten blocks away to go away, and we don't have to worry about accidentally getting the microphone in the shot.



So, here's my high-tech setup for recording the actor's voice. It's rigged from light stands and some fabric from one of the characters' costume. Despite the improvised gear, the recording was great.

One of the reasons I love making movies is the need to figure out solutions to unexpected challenges.


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