It’s important to have the mic in position as close as possible to your subject. Point it directly at their mouth and keep it at the same distance throughout the scene. Know who’s talking and when they’re talking and understand the rhythm of the scene. Go to rehearsals or study the script in order to plan your movements ahead. Don’t rub fingers along the pole as it'll create noise in the recording. Keep your body, the shadow/reflection and boom pole out of frame.
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