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Hello Andrea! Phones have their own mics and pick up all kinds of background noise especially if you are holding it. Any vibrations, tiny movements or bustle will come out in mastering when sound engineers are working in it. Either get a good set up at home ( including acoustic foam tiles ) in the room you are using with pop filters for the microphone and a condenser microphone with a good audio interface or sound card for your PC or Laptop. A good DAW ( Digital Audio workstation ) Second thing to try is to do this at a studio or send it to a producer to get the audio quality up to the standard required for commercial use. The industry is highly competitive and you deserve to have the best quality sound. Poor quality recordings is every sound engineers nightmare. It is your choice however but excellent sound quality is everything.

Thank you so much for your helpful info! I'll cherish it, forever!

I already got a Ploture mic and so far it's working great!

My voice demos with the Ploture Mic are on IG: @AndreasExcellence

Great seeing you here, Jami!

Welcome Aboard, Jami! GOD BLESS and STAY FRESH!!!

Thank you so much!! Nice to meet all of you!!!!!

Hey, Jami Rhodes! My name is Kay, I'm the Community Manager here at Stage32. Nice to meet you! First, congrats on all your completed scripts! What are next steps for you? Are you hoping to sell them? Or stay on to make them? Would you rather write for TV or film? Secondly, thank you for being honest about your age. I feel similarly compelled to break that stigma - I am your age, by the way. Are you also a Monkey in the Chinese Zodiac? Finally, I can TOTALLY relate to your bio. I have lived so many lifetimes, met so many different people, and have so many stories to share! I look forward to hearing more about your adventures!

I'd love for you to talk about your experience getting your MFA from NYFA - would you start a post in the Screenwriting Lounge? https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting I was looking into attending NYFA in NYC for my MFA before deciding to move to LA. More than a few peers and mentors kept saying just start working, the experience will teach you. But, production is different than screenwriting, and creative producing is different than being a writer.

If you'd like more information about how to explore the Lounges to meet more members and network, please enjoy my most recent blog post:

https://www.stage32.com/blog/5-Ways-to-Explore-and-Network-in-the-Stage-... I would highly suggest dipping into some of the other lounges as screenwriters can learn a lot from actors, filmmakers, and producers, too!

Enjoy exploring the lounges, and don't forget to comment and respond to others’ posts, too! It's the best way to really connect!

Welcome to the club. :)

Story Teller Music Producer Song Writer Actor Musician

Hey, Andi Reiss! My name is Kay, I'm the Community Manager here at Stage32. Nice to meet you! Wow, you definitely have an artistic eye, and great camera language on your reel!

I'd love for you to share your experience going from documentary work to narrative in a post in the Filmmaking Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/directing) You can also share your website/reel on the Your Stage Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/promotion).

Ooo, Oxford?! Would you be interested in participating in the "Paris, Je T'aime" challenge I posted in the Filmmakers Lounge? It's just a fun way to get to know people through their city:

https://www.stage32.com/lounge/directing/Paris-Je-Taime-for-Wishful-Thin...

Enjoy exploring the lounges, and don't forget to comment and respond to others’ posts, too! It's the best way to really connect!

Hi Andi! It's very nice to e-meet you, thank you for connecting with me. I'm a Graphic Designer who has been working with film people for almost the past 10 years, doing everything from pitch decks and one-pagers to art for social media and copywriting for grant applications. It would be awesome to work with you on a project! :)

Always interested in reading scripts, when you have it ready. You can post it -- or (better) a link to it -- in your Profile and ask for feedback.

Hi Diana and welcome to the community,

Thank you!

Film is a language to tell the stories,and the narrator of those stories is the camera the director is the ultimate storyteller, and the voice will use is that of the camera . Directing & screenwriting & interested in photography. Orange County, Ca.USA

This is really good. Congrats!

Loved it Max! I especially liked the footage showing how you captured some of those psycho-acoustic sounds and then how you used them in the context of the film. Great work!

Thank you, Stanley!

Thank you, Julien!

Thank you, Jim! Yes it's always interesting to see, I should document this type of work more often!

Welcome!

Here's hoping you get more active, Shishir. If there's one common denominator to all tens of thousands who have had success here over the last 9 years, it's that they treat their relationship building as a job. Put in the work, embrace the long game, reap the rewards.

Will do Richard ....

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Hi, Shishir Paltanwale. Great to meet you. How are you doing? Richard "RB" Botto is right. I've had a lot of success on Stage 32 by networking (direct messaging and being involved in the lounges).

Hey, Alistair Norman! My name is Kay, I'm the Community Manager here at Stage32. Nice to meet you! I was looking over your profile, but you don't have much there. Tell me about yourself! What kind of genres do you like to write? Are you working on anything we can help with?

I'm sure you've already discovered the Screenwriting Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/screenwriting) for discussing the craft and business of screenwriting, but please feel free to post questions or other conversation starters to get feedback from talent in the Acting Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/acting) or from directors in the Filmmaking Lounge (https://www.stage32.com/lounge/directing).

Enjoy exploring the lounges, and don't forget to comment and respond to others’ posts, too! It's the best way to really connect!