Bodyworn microphones from DPA create the best possible sound in a range of different circumstances
In situations where microphone placement on talent requires
- both body and voice to be free
- flexibility of movement
- concealment
- the natural sound of the human voice
- withstand the toughest of conditions
your choice of microphone can make or break the performance.
Bodyworn d:screet™ Miniature mics and accessories are products designed for professional voice reproduction in broadcast, film installation and field applications. These versatile mics can be easily positioned anywhere on the body to capture the best possible sound for your specific assignment.
"DPA Bodyworn Microphones are so reliable that you can have them rigged under makeup or clothes and you know they are going to work all day and not give you any problems," says Oscar-winning production sound mixer Simon Hayes who uses them on most of his movies.
Most recently this included Marvel’s film adaptation of Guardians of the Galaxy, in which DPA d:screet™ Mics took precedence over booms in a lot of scenes. "This meant that, in the final mix, at least 75% of the dialogue that made its way into the movie was recorded on DPA d:screet™ 4071s and 4061s" mics, Hayes says.
When the DPA bodyworn mic is placed correctly on the talent, it captures the natural sound of the human voice. Even when used in the toughest conditions, DPA Bodyworn Microphones ensure that the talent sounds natural and amazing.
DPA d:screet™ miniature microphones also made their way onto the set of Mad Max: Fury Road.
Ben Osmo, Production Sound Mixer stated that On Fury Road, vehicle noises often drowned out the dialogue, particularly if actors were in the vehicles or standing near them, so Osmo close miked everyone to get usable guide tracks. "We used low sensitivity d:screet 4063 Miniature Microphones for the eight principle cast members who were inside the War Rig cabin and these provided all dialogue and all transmitted sound FX," Osmo explains. Costume 'genius' Andrea Hood was responsible for placing the DPA Miniature Microphones inside the actors' costumes so they remained invisible.
How to Hide Microphones to Get Natural Sound
In this two part instructional video, Hiding Videos Part 1 and Hiding Videos Part 2 Peter Andersen Sound Engineer from the Danish Broadcasting Corporation will show you the tips and tricks he uses to conceal DPA bodyworn miniature microphones on talent, in order to achieve the natural sound of the human voice.
Be a microphone expert - join a webinar and learn how
Come and join one or all three of DPAs webinars on offer. Here you will get the latest information on microphone trends, technology and products and you will be able to interact directly with DPAs experts.
Topics include - the importance of speech intelligibility in audio and video productions, how to choose the right microphone for specific bodyworn situations and how to place it properly so that it gives the best results.
Webinars will take place 24 September, 5 October and 13 October, 2015. Register now to secure your place. And if by some chance you can’t make the webinar, you will get the recorded webinar sent to your inbox.
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