Audio Technician Needed for Film Production in Jeju Island
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I'm seeking an experienced audio technician to collaborate with our director of photography for a film shoot in Jeju Island, South Korea in early March. The job will involve working with up to six microphones in a conference-style, conversational setting. The types of microphones to be used will include boom mics, lavalier mics, and shotgun mics. There could be additional day rate documentary work besides the conference room situation. Knowledge of Canon C500 would be helpful.
Key Responsibilities:
- Location sound recording: Ensuring high-quality audio capture in diverse outdoor and indoor locations. DP will copy card at the end of each day.
- Microphone setup and management: Preparing and maintaining all audio equipment and microphones.
- Managing multiple mics: Handling up to six microphones during our conference-style shoots.
The ideal candidate will have a comprehensive background in film production audio, with specific experience in location sound recording and managing multiple microphones. Skills in microphone setup and management are crucial, as well as familiarity with boom mics, lavalier mics, and shotgun mics. Sound mixing and editing experience, while not strictly necessary, would be a plus and may help in ensuring the best possible sound quality on set.
Key Responsibilities:
- Location sound recording: Ensuring high-quality audio capture in diverse outdoor and indoor locations. DP will copy card at the end of each day.
- Microphone setup and management: Preparing and maintaining all audio equipment and microphones.
- Managing multiple mics: Handling up to six microphones during our conference-style shoots.
The ideal candidate will have a comprehensive background in film production audio, with specific experience in location sound recording and managing multiple microphones. Skills in microphone setup and management are crucial, as well as familiarity with boom mics, lavalier mics, and shotgun mics. Sound mixing and editing experience, while not strictly necessary, would be a plus and may help in ensuring the best possible sound quality on set.