A Defense of God's Law: Shooting & Traffic Noises
Yesterday, I spent five hours shooting in the recording studio. Well, I guess I can't really call it a recording studio since it wasn't soundproof! The biggest challenge of the shoot was trying to work around all the traffic noises that continually interrupted us. My recommendation to other filmmakers is, don't record in a room right next to a busy main street...that is, unless you want the traffic noises for ambiance effect!
Today, the shooting continued for much of the afternoon, and everything seemed to go well. Tonight, I'll be reviewing the footage to ensure that the shots are satisfactory. Keep watching for further updates on the production progress.
Today, the shooting continued for much of the afternoon, and everything seemed to go well. Tonight, I'll be reviewing the footage to ensure that the shots are satisfactory. Keep watching for further updates on the production progress.
Labels: A Defense of God's Law
posted by Scott Eash at 5:31 PM
2 Comments:
Your description of shooting was quite accurate. It surely was challenging shooting the film with all the traffic!
You can say that again! I will certainly try to find quieter locations when I produce my next film!
Thanks for your help!
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