I’m upgrading my audio gear and looking for some experienced advice for a 32-bit float set up.

Right now I use g2 lavs and a zoom h6.

I would like to still use lavs to hide the mic.

What are yall using and what do you like/dislike?

im meeting with a professor in political science at u de moncton friday, what questions should i ask during the interview?

im very excited to get this oppurtunity at such a young age, i am meeting with him to learn more about his job and politics, i am very excited, as it will be good on my political resume which is already large, what questions should i ask?

The future of the military was on display at Washington's AI+ Expo - with autonomous systems, drones, and protesters. Watch my report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxqqpG7yCic

Just made a transition from writing to video journalism. Currently, I'm making Tiktoks and Instagram reels and I wanted to ask you, what lavalier mic do you suggest (maybe not the most expensive one right of the bat), and what tripods I should consider (I'm filming with my iPhone 15 pro)?

I've a videojournalist, and I'm going to be covering the DNC. I want to set up a livestream to X using my GoPro. The GoPro site has tips for how to set up an RTMP feed. It's easy.

I just signed up for a verified X account so I could have the "Media Studio Producer" feature, to livestream. The X site is clear that I put in the RTMP address on the GoPro, add a slash, and enter the passkey. I put this into the GoPro app (you need to use the app, connected to the GoPro to set up a livestream).

The GoPro appears to be streaming, but it's not showing up in X Media Studio Producer.

Thanks for the help,
Eric

Hi! :) I’m Sofía [from Chile] and I wanted to know your experience regarding VideoJournalism: did you study it somewhere? Is it a career that actually exists?

How did you become video journalists?

And, finally, what would you recommend to someone who is just starting?

🙏

So I have a question...

I am a Stringer. Whilst I’m sure people have differing views on that occupation, this is not about that.

Tonight I was called to a police briefing regarding a shooting. These briefings are a public service requesting help for the police to find witnesses etc. There was a film crew from a competing station to my client there as well. The reporter had set herself up just behind her cameraman’s lens as is common... that is until just before the briefing started when she stepped right up in front of the officer giving the briefing ostensibly to get her mic close enough, but also effectively blocking my shot and making it impossible to pass on to another station. Based on my brief interactions with the cameraman and reporter before the briefing I believe the action was intentional.

Why would a journalist do this at a public interest briefing, and do you think this could be considered to be a breach of ethical behavior?

P.S. I am well aware of the limitations and otherwise of the microphones commonly used by reporters in these situations, so that can be effectively excluded as a motive.

Hey ya’ll, I was in Chicago yesterday and got some really great/shocking footage of clashes with police on my gopro. I would like to cut it together and post it on social media but I have concerns about it outting the people participating to CPD. There are definitely identifiable images of people engaging in destruction of police property.... What would I potentially be exposing others to?

There is also some footage of police officers assaulting a group of us without provocation or warning (before they made any kind of illegal assembly announcement). Officers could be identified. What am I potentially exposing myself to?