Colorado Audio Technicians, Sound Mixers, Boom Operators, ENG/EFP,
Audio, Location Sound, and Location Sound, Sound Recordists for
Film and Video
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I provide: Colorado Audio Mixers, for Denver, Colorado Springs including Sound
Recorders, Boom Operators, Sound Guys, Audio Techs, Location Sound and Sound
Mixers for Film, Video and Multimedia
Non Layer Browsers:
Hello, and welcome to my website. I'm a freelance audio tech in Denver, Colorado, among other productions roles, and my name's Nick. I have mixed sound for numerous applications and types of features, including: news, ENG, EFP, feature films, documentaries, television commercials, corporate pieces, live event audio, broadcast audio and numerous other sound recording applications.
Whether your looking to film, record or tape run-and-gun, a reality show, prime time news, or a soundtrack, I can provide you with the cleanest, richest sound, with the right audio equipment, as well as, talent. Make a sound decision on your film, video or multimedia production, and call my company for your audio needs. Below are links to more information regarding audio services.
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Common Terms is Location Sound, Location Audio:
Sound Guy: typically a boom operator, eng, efp location sound person or audio technician. Sound guy is not gender specific, there are several sound gals too..
Audio Mixer: can be a portable or studio device that modulates audio, with inputs and outputs switch able between mic and line level. Sound mixers also refer to persons whom mix sound, on location or in the studio for film, video and multimedia production.
Boom Operator: an audio person whom operates a boom/shotgun microphone for recording audio on location, at a foley stage or on a studio
Boom is also known as a shotgun microphone, or directional microphone. Common manufacturers are sennheiser, audio technica, sony, Scheopps.
Audio Tech/Audio Technician: a person whom mixes sound, records audio, and performs audio support for producers, clients, cameramen, camera operators, directors of photography etc. Audio techs are also called sound persons, sound man, sound woman, sound guys, sound gals, boom operators, and techs.
ENG: electronic news gathering
EFP: electronic field production
Stick Microphone: is a hand-held microphone often used for/by stand ups, news correspondents, news packages, live shots, events, and other video and film production purposes
Lavalier Microphone is a tiny microphone with a transmitter and receiver that can be hidden in close garments, hair, in cloths etc. Lavalier microphones are often used for features, video, and hidden audio recording
Mic and Line Level: A good way to tell whether or not your sound mixer, boom operator; sound person knows audio. Mic level starts at minus 60 DB and line is typically plus 4 DB (decibels) in audio reference levels. As a seasoned audio tech I can set reference levels for analogue or digital, and maintain a proper modulation without relying on audio limiters, audio compressors, and other sound limiting devices, ensuring you the cleanest, clearest audio for film, video, recordable media or tape. There are several digital ranges, as well as, analogue sound device ranges that I can calibrate for each piece of sound gear as well.
Video Production is the scripting, planning, creating, budgeting, staging, and editing of video with other media elements for communications, entertainment, news, as well as, other communication purposes. Video crews often consist of producers, directors, camera operators, audio techs, sound mixers, boom operators, sound guys, gaffers, grips, production assistants and other crew members. Video crews and film crews are often also referred to as camera crews.
Film Production is similar to video production. Film production involves capturing images onto motion picture film, recording sound and mixing sound onto DAT, nagra, portable audio recorders, staging, lighting, and later editing the elements together into a feature
