1. Get the microphone as close as possible to the subject's mouth
Although directional microphones can pick up audio from far away, it is always better to capture them as possible. When a subject is talking, the microphone cannot be in their general direction or over their head.
2. Watch the Rehearsal
Knowing how the scene is going to be played is vital for a boom operator especially for dialog scenes. By knowing the rhythm of the conversation, the boom operator will be able to acknowledge when the next character will start talking.
3. Keep the mic steady
Because the microphone is so sensitive even the rubbing of a hand against the boom pole can be picked up. Furthermore, it is important to wrap the cable around the pole to make sure the cable does not make any audible sound.
How do you know what kind of microphone to use on the boom pole?
How do you know what kind of microphone to use on the boom pole?
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