Here's some tips for recording better audio in any environment.
Tip number one get your microphone as close to the subject as you possibly can whether it be lavalier
or a shotgun like closer to your subject tip to make sure it's as quiet as it possibly can be in your
environment.
Close windows turn off air conditioning turn off computers and appliances.
Closed Doors.
Hide the cat
Tip number three.
Getting rid of one of the hardest things in a household is sometimes sound bouncing off hard walls tiles
Meirs everything like that in a room with a lot of hard surfaces.
You're going to hear a lot of echo home in making a video to help dampen the echo.
Fill in hard surfaces with pillows and blankets.
It really helps get rid of the echo.
You're going to hear a lot of echo.
It really helps get rid of the echo.
You're going to hear a lot of echo.
It really helps get rid of the echo or try shooting in a room that's already carpeted or has a large
rug.
If you're shooting a light in one environment look into using soundproofing foam where you can hang
on the walls and stuff and deaden the sound inside.
And the last tip is to make sure you're monitoring the sound with headphones because sometimes when
your camera picks up your microphones pick up is not where you can actually hear.