Basic Audio Techniques for Video: Hiding the Lavalier Mic (Part 2)

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In part one of How To Hide Lavalier Microphones, we showed you how to use sticky triangles made from one-inch cloth camera tape. Another technique that works very well involves using a strip of moleskin and a safety pin.
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These AT videos about lav mounting have been very helpful, thank you for posting.

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Anyone here from Pam Minty's sound class?