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Production
Sound Recording training
Presented
By: The Sound Manifesto (TSM)
Tutor:
Edward
Grabczewski Facilitators: Yang
Xu, Dave
Sohanpal
Dates:
Sat, 7th & Sun, 8th
March 2009. Time: 10 AM to 6 PM
Location:
Shakespeare
Hotel, Paddington, London, W2 1RS
Fee:
Individuals: £200. Organizations: £400 per person
Booking Hotline:
07801 737985 (Voicemail/SMS)
Booking Email:
course@thesoundmanifesto.co.uk
Booking Closing
Date: 4 March 2009 at 5 PM
Summary:
An extremely comprehensive course to train new sound recordists
wishing to record professional quality sound, on location or on
stage, for dramas and documentaries shot in film or video. We particularly
welcome directors, producers and anyone wishing to increase their
awareness of recording sound on location. A TSM certificate in Production
Sound Recording is offered to every delegate attending the workshop.
Prerequisites: Delegates must
attend both days and should have a good general knowledge of movie
production. Delegates must expect an intensive training programme
and be keen to participate in the workshop exercises.
Workshop
Schedule:
- Sound Theory
- Working in
the industry
- The Sound
Department
- Script breakdown
for sound
- Location
scouting for sound
- auditing, controlling noise
- Microphones
and techniques – Sennheiser shotgun, lavalier, stereo
- Sound mixing
– SQN and Sound Devices mixers
- Sound recording
– DAT, Memory Card, slating protocols & sound reports
- Wireless
systems – transmitters, receivers, headphone distribution
- Synchronization
– time code, music playback, Denecke digislate
- Sound transfer
to postproduction – BWF to DVD
- Sound editors
– Pro Tools demo
Workshop
Exercises:
- Script breakdown
for sound
- Location
scouting for sound
- Booming techniques
- Metering
and monitoring
- Single system
& Double system recording
- Writing Sound
Reports
- Wireless
lavalier mics & systems
- Synchronization
& timecode
Recommended
Reading
- Sound
for Film and Television
by Tomlinson Holman, Focal Press
- Multiskilling
for Television Production by Peter Ward, Alan Bermingham &
Chris Wherry, Focal Press
- Producting
Great Sound for Digital Video by Jay Rose, Miller Freeman
Books
- Practical
Art of Motion Picture Sound by David Lewis Yewdall, Focal
Press
Terms
& Conditions: The
following terms and conditions apply to all delegates:
- TSM reserves
the right to alter the workshop content without notice.
- there is
a maximum of eight places on the workshop and a minimum of four.
- places are
booked on a first-come, first-paid basis.
- a place is
considered booked only after full payment is received.
- we will refund
your fee if we cancel the workshop for any reason.
- you may loose
your fee if you cancel after the Booking Closing Date.
- lunch is
not included however tea and coffee will be provided.
- certificates
are issued only to delegates who fully attend the workshop.
- please give
us advance notice of any special needs you may have.
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