Talamas to Host Audio for Film & Video Seminar with Sennheiser's David Missall on November 20th 2014

Boston, MA, November 06, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Regardless of what you’re shooting – sports, news, digital cinema, or even a wedding – in order to get your message across your production has to sound as good as it looks. In this seminar Missall will cover microphone basics, demonstrate microphone pickup patterns, booming techniques, shotgun microphones, when to use a lapel microphone, the best interview microphone, as well as wireless microphone applications and tips and tricks for eliminating unwanted noise during production.

The seminar will be held at Talamas’ new 1,400-square-foot meeting space at their Newton, MA facility from 10am-2pm on Thursday, Nov 20th. There will be a break with light refreshments. It will also include the setup of a mock film scene, during which the results will be recorded and played back to cement the concepts covered earlier in the day and provide participants with an experience that will illustrate the benefits of the information provided.

About Talamas: Talamas has been serving the digital cinema, video, broadcast, theater, educational, and production industries for 35 years. Over that time the Newton, MA-based company has earned a reputation for technical know-how and unparalleled customer service. Founded in 1979 by Dave Talamas, the company has responded to innovations in audio and video technology by bringing state-of-the-art gear to professionals in the Boston area, throughout the United States and across the globe.

About Sennheiser: Based in Wedemark near Hanover, Germany, Sennheiser was founded in 1945 and has become a leading manufacturer of microphones, headphones and wireless transmission systems with a worldwide network of subsidiaries in Europe, Asia, India, China, Australia, New Zealand and North America.

About David Missall: Missal is an expert in the field of RF wireless technology. As Manager of Technical Service & Market Development for Sennheiser Electronic Corporation, he consults prominent news and sports broadcasters, theaters and live music stages on multi-channel wireless installations and audio applications. Among others, he has provided audio solutions and troubleshooting support for CNN, ESPN, NBC Studios, Fox Sports, Speed Channel, Univision, WWE and Turner Sports. An over 25-year veteran of the professional audio industry, Missal has worked on various film and TV productions as technical advisor for audio and RF design.

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