| Subject: | nature recording & the film industry |
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| From: | "perri" PerriLynch |
| Date: | Fri Oct 31, 2008 12:18 pm ((PDT)) |
hi all, greetings from rainy seattle where the faucet has been turned on for the winter, it seems! based on a couple of projects that have recently come across my radar, i have a bunch of questions regarding the use of field recordings for films and working with film crews as an on-location sound recordist. if you have experience in this area and wouldn't mind "fielding" a bunch of naive questions from a beginner, please contact me off list. i could really use your help. many thanks! perri |
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