After plenty of hours logged in front of the lens (and boom), Jack Black shares some basic audio-for-video recording tips.
Sure, if available, a boom mic is always a smart choice but the direct-to-mic backup track may be a bit of a challenge to dub later on. For an intentionally campy feel, I recommend overdubbing audio at the edit stage. It can be easier than one might imagine (and fun)
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I just wrote a guide regarding the tips on audio recording here: Audio recording tips
I hope it answers your inquiry, thanks.
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