Category: Corporate
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Mud flats.
You got to keep moving or you’re going to get stuck. Just another example of how my experience on all types of shoots in all types of ecosystems gives me an advantage over any mixer.
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Water, Water, Everywhere.
Being waist high in a cranberry bog isn’t for every mixer but I love it. I have been in quite a few bodies of water including lakes, rivers, the South China Sea and a couple of oceans. Being able to keep gear safe and dry is a completely different skill.
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Location Sound Podcast
Interview with Michael The Sound Guy: Justin Lacroix is a production sound mixer based out of southern Maine. He’s worked on the reality TV show Survivor and on projects for MTV, Nat Geo, HBO and Vice. He uses a Sound Devices 633 mixer/recorder, Lectrosonics SRc wireless receivers, Lectrosonics SMWBs and SMDWBs wireless transmitters, Sanken COS-11 […]
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Pro Athletes, Pro Audio.
I really enjoy working with pro athletes. They are extremely focused and eager to provide the best quality during a shoot, which is also my approach with location audio.
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Gone Fishing.
Fisherman don’t want to wait around for a film crew, they have fish to catch. Being nimble and personable are huge factors in achieving great sound aboard a fishing vessel. Wether it’s a lobster, kelp, or oyster boat, I’ve been on it and will make it work. Maine Coast Heritage Trust “Judy” director’s cut. Timber […]
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Walk, Talk, and Jump.
This long walk and talk required highly skilled boom control. The jump was recorded using the onboard recorder in a Lectrosonics SMWB Transmitter strapped to the talents chest with a Viviana strap.
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Sound Around the World.
This project for DOTA2 took me to Peru, Brazil, and Japan in a matter of weeks. Overcoming language barriers and navigating foreign countries isn’t for everyone. I have become accustomed to it and get the job done.
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Some Like It Hot.
Even with extreme temperatures and high humidity in rural Japan on a fishing boat my equipment functioned flawlessly.
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Remote but not Silent.
Even remote locations can present obstacles for capturing quality sound. Insects, birds, waves and boats are just some that are encountered. MCHT Launches a Historic Campaign from Maine Coast Heritage Trust.
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David Ortiz, Tour Guide.
Working with celebrities like David Ortiz is exciting and a challenge. Everything must run smoothly due to their time restraints.