Earl Thurston
January 11th, 2008, 03:30 PM
HI Earl, Excellent film, i really cant believe how 'clean' the shots look.
Thanks!
i wonder how much treatment did you do to the vocals to get them to sound so in place and warm in quality? And also did you run it straight to camera or did you record to an external device/preamp etc?
The mike was cabled directly to the camera, and other than some attempts to balance the levels and a couple of effects filters (like her voice on the telephone), no other processing was used. That's the natural sound of the AT 897. Also, Barry Wong, our boom operator, did a great job of getting the mic as close as possible.
I should clarify, though... the AT 897 was only used during filming of the actors on location. All the character voices were dubbed in later, and those were recorded at Sound Kitchen Studios in Vancouver. (Not sure which gear.)
Thanks!
i wonder how much treatment did you do to the vocals to get them to sound so in place and warm in quality? And also did you run it straight to camera or did you record to an external device/preamp etc?
The mike was cabled directly to the camera, and other than some attempts to balance the levels and a couple of effects filters (like her voice on the telephone), no other processing was used. That's the natural sound of the AT 897. Also, Barry Wong, our boom operator, did a great job of getting the mic as close as possible.
I should clarify, though... the AT 897 was only used during filming of the actors on location. All the character voices were dubbed in later, and those were recorded at Sound Kitchen Studios in Vancouver. (Not sure which gear.)