microphone boom造句

• For example, an overhead microphone boom cost approximately $ 300.
• No jostling television cameras or jousting microphone booms.
• The boom operator strives to keep the microphone boom near the action, but away from the camera frame so it never appears onscreen.
• At that point, I flipped up the rotating microphone boom to put the caller on hold until I returned to the calling area.
• The cameras, camera men, microphone booms and lighting are all also seen as the video progresses as well as sound monitors and tape recorders are all working away.
• The smallest and slickest of Plantronics'new M series headsets, which come in blue, silver and black, pops over one ear and a small microphone boom extends toward the mouth.
• All day Thursday, as every day, television networks'big white vans muscled against the house's chain-link fence with satellite antennas on their roofs and 20-foot microphone booms hovering over the small yard.
• Drawbacks include a less optimized lighting which needs to provide a compromise for all camera angles and less flexibility in putting the necessary equipment on scene, such as microphone booms and lighting rigs.
• Here, when the camera addresses the orchestra from almost any angle, one gets an eyeful of microphone booms; and more often than not, a shot of the chorus puts an idle timpanist front and center.
• When you see the captain in the cave near the power panel a few minutes into the episode, you can see a filming mistake where a microphone boom appears on the bottom right of the picture for some time.
• As a general rule ( prior to the adoption of DVD ), special effects would be done within the theatrical aspect ratio, but not the full-frame thereof; also the expanded image area can include extraneous objects such as cables, microphone booms, jet vapor trails, or overhead telephone wires not intended to be included in the frame.
• It's a classic piece of Americana-- a storytelling ballad about a hero, dressed up in a contemporary setting . " Big John, " in fact, was cut from the same cloth as Tennessee Ernie Ford's " John Henry " from the previous decade, right down to the hammer sound ( produced for Dean by pianist Floyd Cramer pounding on a microphone boom ).
• This means the sound and video match, you don't see the microphone boom constantly dropping into frame, they have decent special effects and CGI, etc . However, this does not mean the quality of the story and acting is necessarily good, although, due to the quantity of films released by Hollywood, even if the average quality is low, there are still many excellent films released each year.