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Denver Colorado television camera crew on the production set for ‘The Last Cake Standing.” By Nick Teti, of Mister Photon Media LLC.
Additional Camera Support Services
I have been a production professional since the 1990’s
My services include:
Primary, Sound Recordist/Man with additional equipment rental for camera support. Primary expertise.
Expertise that can double when you need to keep a camera crew smaller like sound, + gaffer or AC on smaller scale shoots. I have expertise in other production skills but focus on location sound for my clients. A team player.
Other camera crew members referred to you; my trusted friends.
Other production resources referred through Colorado. I have worked with several people and have a preferred list of referrals.
Apart from location sound recordist / mixer services, I can help clients with camera assistance. Including equipment rental, additional crew member referral among other video, film or television production help.
I’m often called for location sound and additional lighting and grip support, which I help with. Additional sound equipment & gear can also be employed aside from my gear list. Many items I have already not listed in camera support & sound equipment pages for larger scale productions. Call on me for any type of video, film or television production with the professional experience and the energy.
Ample gear resources, experience and enthusiasm.
Additional Audio Post Capabilities
Voice over/VO and narration recording.
ADR – Audio Dialogue Replacement synced or edited in.
Post Audio: Audio sweetening, cleaning, sound editing, video editing, restoration, among other editing post production.
Studio mixing: Years’ experience in this as well location sound mixing.
Web Streaming technologies / live streaming, podcast, CDN technologies for sound mixing & video.
Sound effects recording & Foley Artist services.
Post & audio sweetening, soundtrack mastering.
Sound restoration, noise removal and other fixes. Sound enhancement like noise filtering and volume adjustments.
Syncing in post with digital files by slates, hand claps, or other editing means.
Sound Engineer in location sound, studio, or post editing.
DECADES EXPERIENCE AS A LOCATION SOUND RECORDIST.
SPEED TV Channel broadcast: “Pinks” in Morrison CO & a TV commercial advertisement in Denver Colorado.
Typical Tasks & Terms in Production
Production – In my services, it includes video, television, film. Or other similar production sound mixing and recording. To produce is to make or create something, and in media production it is typically an audio recording with or without time code. Other production includes digital audio files with or without synced video. Including time code.
Location Sound: In production services that other professionals provide location sound the most common equipment. Used are microphones, a mixer or mixer / recorder combination, among other equipment to capture sound sources from various subjects. To a permanent recording. The person is called aproduction sound mixer (this link to an outside reference site) or sound recordist. (among other nicknames).
Location or Set – A set is a term commonly used in a feature or any other type of production, using cameras. And often lighting, sound, grip among other production equipment. A set can be a complex studio or faux location with artificial lighting as well, a green screen environment. Or an place created from a client’s resources or even a landscape.
The term set was commonly derived by setting or placing equipment together, a crew. other needed elements for a shot or series of shots called a scene or an entire production. I can refer locations in many Colorado cities, including multiple areas in Denver. Among other places or direct a crew or production to an area with many possible locations.
Sound Mixing and or Sound Recording – Mixing means combining and regulating audio or sound to acceptable recording levels. With a reference level in mind of a particular camera or recording device. Or editing platform or reference level for a live broadcast, several references.
A reference level is a unit of volume not to be exceeded. And to be ideally met in loudness or clearness in audio. Many reference levels have a tolerable threshold slightly above or below before over modulating (sound distortion) occurs. Or the audio is inaudible or distorted causing other problems if the audio peaks.
Sound recording is capturing sound / audio to a recording device with a desired reference level range. I also listen to a camera return when that option is available.
Synonyms for Sound Recordist & Clarifications
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Location Sound Recordist
or Production Sound Mixer
This is the most commonly used recent term for a sound person. They assist the camera crew by mixing and recording sound. For video production, film or television productions. However earlier and still used terms for a location sound person are listed below in the headings.
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Sound Man, Sound Guy, Audio Guy
A male gender reference, typically more common in video or television lingo. Appropriate in my instance. This is an older nickname and is not intended to be sexist or gender biased. And would be appropriate to my gender used before sound recordist. The term could be a sound woman of course. In the instance video, film or television productions.
Sound Assistant
or a Sound Operator
This common nickname used in Europe for a sound recordist. I’m ready to provide location sound to assist your productions speed. And whatever other help needed on your shoot. While getting the best location sound for the camera crew. This is another group in the synonyms. Sound operator seems more commonly used in the USA.
Boom Operator
A boom operator, can be simply tasked with operating a boom on a motion picture film sound crew, or may be a sound recordist operating a boom, as well, mixing lavalieres or other audio sources. Many of the terms can be gender neutral in these instances. As a reminder in female expertise replace man or guy with woman for your reference.
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Location Sound Mixing or Mixer
Techniques, equipment and personnel to mix & record audio at a specific location. Typically away from a studio environment or sports or production. Or a live truck application. In my instance specializing as a sound recordist on a camera crew to help mixing & recording sound to camera and a time code audio file(s). And to reference audio files.
I can provide additional assistance aside from location sound on a shoot if the sound tasks are not too involved. I also have a studio post audio background. Plus decades as a location sound recordist helping camera people and crews.
Aside from being titled a sound recordist, there are many nicknames assigned to location sound people. In my male gender, you can also replace terms of man, guy, etc. Or with woman for a gender free browsing experience. These include for male gender.
Audio or Sound Tech
An audio tech or sound tech or technician, or audio engineer, are other terms, that can be applied to the studio, or post production and on location. These are less common synonyms. It’s been used a sound recordist nickname but not as current.
Sound Person
A sound person or sound operator, or replace sound with audio. Not commonly used, but most often associated with the nickname of Sound Recordist.
Sound Engineer or Audio Engineer
A sound engineer or audio engineer, is often the lead sound person on a sound crew. In film production. In video or television they may also do this.
They can also have other responsibilities like recording sound effects, post production (editing) sound mixing & recording. They may also guide soundtrack recording in some instances or other audio mastering.
Boom Operator
A boom operator, can be simply tasked with operating a boom on a motion picture film sound crew, or may be a sound recordist operating a boom, as well, mixing lavalieres or other audio sources. Many of the terms can be gender neutral in these instances. As a reminder in female expertise replace man or guy with woman for your reference.
Soundie or Soundy
Another common nickname for a sound person is a soundie or soundy mainly used in the UK. A nickname for a location sound recordist sometimes used also in Australia. Not commonly used in the USA.
The largest of Colorado production areas
I work throughout Colorado, but these areas listed below are most popular for production.
