You Can’t Always Fix It in Post: Practical Guidelines for Location Audio with John Fielden

This one-day workshop is designed for those with limited or no prior experience in location audio, who would like a more comprehensive understanding of mixing and recording professional quality audio for film, video and multi-camera location productions.
Covers all phases of location audio production including: application theories, career possibilities, location work environment, booming vs. lavaliere, and hands-on knowledge of microphones, monitors, mixers, and recorders.
The session is based on the newly published, “Roll Sound!” A Practical Guide for Location Audio by John Fielden.

John Fielden is a self-taught freelance audio engineer based in Hawaii for the past 30 years, working over 2500 location production days, from 50 First Dates to Zoolife. His extensive audio engineering career brings invaluable field experience which, combined with his innate ability for sound design, technology, and humor, presents a unique and comprehensive perspective to understanding this complex subject matter.