Planning, shooting, creatively editing, presenting on-line or otherwise distributing the results — all are elements of video production which most times involves AUDIO — showcasing the passion of those we film along with our own passion and pleasure.

‘marco ⎜mathieu ⎜media’ uses a wide range of capturing equipment and techniques for both imagery and sound.
‘marco ⎜mathieu ⎜media’ brings subject matter into a “contained environment” – adding value to the images by telling their story.
Learn more of the — Video Process — overview and technical aspects of it.
AUDIO: Camera built-in microphones are are a good means for synchronizing with other audio sources when no time code is available, and also useful for some close voice capture in a non- reverberant space or for outdoor or ambience capture. Otherwise well-chosen microphones feeding a multitrack audio recorder allowing post-production mixing and mastering is the way to go.
Listen to the subtleties of our jazz quartet recording: and then click here or on the image to watch the videos.
Audio options from some of our work:

On location a resident sound system can be a useful option which avoids lengthy set-up of multiple voice microphones. We have used direct feed to the camera (as in the Ecumenical Centre), or taking a copy of the system-recorded voice microphone files (as in the Cathedral). For some music concerts, we have taken a feed from the close-miked sound system directly to one of our audio recorders (as in a theater or in the park for summer concerts) and then augmented the spacial ambience or audience participation with camera microphone pick up.
First signature video from 2011.
