Event Videographers

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Event Recording Made Easy with Sound Shark

Event videographers often face the challenge of recording events without becoming a distraction. The Sound Shark microphone solves this problem easily, allowing videographers to stay out of the way while still capturing perfect audio. With its long-range recording capabilities and versatile directionality, the Sound Shark can pick up clear audio from distant subjects while canceling background noise. Another option is to place multiple Sound Shark microphones in strategic, concealed locations near the event speakers or performers. This allows videographers to record audio to a secondary camera, such as a GoPro or digital recorder. The Sound Shark can also be used with a lapel microphone, which most special event videographers already have in their toolkit.

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We can’t hear the panel

Recording a group of speakers at a meeting or panel discussion can be challenging, especially if there are not enough microphones. However, a Sound Shark microphone placed just 10 feet from the panel can simultaneously pick up audio from up to three speakers seated side-by-side.

So many speakers!

Strategically placing a Sound Shark microphone eliminates the need for individual microphones, allowing multiple speakers to rotate in and out seamlessly. Hiding body packs and microphones, as well as dealing with tangled wireless mics, is time-consuming and distracting for speakers.

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Have you used a Sound Shark in a unique way to record videos? Share your story with us, and we will send you a Sound Shark T-shirt!

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