Started recording my new short movie two weeks ago, based on a script I wrote from Aug to Sep.

Investing in a Zoom H4N and Rode NTG2 (+deadcat) was ABSOLUTELY worth it. (Upgraded from a Zoom H1 and Rode VideoMic, both entry-level gear.) On Monday we recorded on a hella windy roofdeck and the audio came out super clear. It's not "crisp," more "soft," but the wind is barely a presence. I'm really impressed.
On Thursday we recorded in a semi-open interior room and I just put the H4N on the ground since we didn't have a boom operator that night, and it also impressed me with everything it was able to pick up. Very excited to finally have above-decent audio in one of my short films (this will be my fourth.)
Makes the fact that I'm super broke again a little more digestable.
