Behind the Scene with Sound Recordist James Nolan : Tropical Storms & Fast Cars | URSA Exclusive

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
  • From recording Fast Cars in the Mojave Desert to battling Tropical Storms on the Isle of Kauai whilst recording EPK interviews with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson... Sound Mixer James Nolan talks about the challenges he faced during two wild Commercial Projects.
    James talks with Kim Kylland about how he recorded a series of 'Wild Tracks' with two super cars, his microphone choices, how he rigged mics to the exterior of the vehicles, his wind protection techniques & how he recorded "ups" with the stunt drivers!
    We also go Behind the Scene with James to talk about a series of EPK interviews he recorded with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson on the Isle of Kauai for the film "Hobbs & Shaw". This provided many challenges against the elements include Rain, Wind and Humidity.
    Next week we will be back with James to continue our series "What's in Your Kit?" where will will be getting a closer look at all Sound Equipment James uses for his work!
    So please subscribe to get notifications when this next video goes live!
    For more on James Nolan please visit his website:
    www.nolanaudio.com/
    To listen to an additional interview with James Nolan, check out @MichaelTheSoundGuy :
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Комментарии • 12

  • @tiulau
    @tiulau 3 года назад +3

    9:30 caraca é o Rex do Joven Nerd

  • @gabrielvalverde6133
    @gabrielvalverde6133 6 месяцев назад

    such a wholesome person and interview :)

  • @jmendel8
    @jmendel8 4 года назад +5

    another awesome video! thank you URSA team for the great content.

  • @javicarles8343
    @javicarles8343 4 года назад +2

    very interesting and useful ! Thanks very much URSA

  • @imark7777777
    @imark7777777 3 года назад +1

    This is an awesome little gem. Yes are you going to be shooting in this ridiculous location there's a rainstorm just acknowledge it and move on and it'll be less distracting assuming you can actually get anything in the can. The natural approach. Plus it adds vibrancy, life and depth to it.

  • @simonbysshe
    @simonbysshe 4 года назад +2

    Thank you Kim & James!! This is great! :)

  • @juanmontotougarte515
    @juanmontotougarte515 4 года назад +2

    Interesting stUff as always, well done Ursa Team

  • @Mac1Sound
    @Mac1Sound 4 года назад +4

    Thanks for these types of videos, I am just starting out on the production audio side of things ( very amateur level) and I am learning a LOT. Thanks again

    • @imark7777777
      @imark7777777 3 года назад +1

      Same, I think this video has a ton of stuff layered in it to learn.

  • @lilipey
    @lilipey 2 года назад +1

    Excelent series ursa. ¿which mic is the houst using? Sound is impressive.

  • @imark7777777
    @imark7777777 3 года назад +2

    Let's see there's a phrase what is it oh yeah The Show Must Go On.
    I feel like this a fun personal life story to leave here.
    I used to go to a church that had a yearly clambake, somehow thay managed to pick every year the date with absolutely the worst rainy weather. Sometimes the worship team would be set up and hey I was a young Observer to all of this. Subsequently I specialize in wet events done safely. A little bit of effort put into setup with expectations of getting water away from things that shouldn't get water or I giving you enough time to move things further away.
    Later in my life I helped a band doing a public event that decided to throw in the towel when it started raining even though nothing was getting wet under the tents, yes 10 by 10 pop up tents with no protection where they met. I planned out enough overhang on either side that the critical stuff stayed dry, the musicians on the other hand weren't too happy getting sprayed with rain. as soon as we got everything packed up the rain stopped.

  • @RoadJournal
    @RoadJournal 3 года назад +2

    Cooooool love you guys are great