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It has been an honor to record archives for Houston’s fine performing performing arts institutions
Houston has many unique performances year round. It is an honor to have been recommended to record Performing Arts Houston and Houston Broad
Channel counts have been going up and up. There are some typical limits, often around 64 channels, and then add audience mics and the occasional submix. Dante channel counts come in bit sized jumps. So now we offer channel counts from one to 128 and the capacity to upgrade to 256. The Thunderbolt PCIe chassis […]
(via Production Sound Mixer for The Space Architect)
CP Communications hired Douglas Robertson to support game wireless microphones and intercom for TNT Sports coverage of the NLDS in Philadelphia and the NLCS in Milwaukee
(via RF Technician for 2025 NLDS and NLCS)
Bulls TV hired Douglas Robertson to record Dennis Rodman during his reaction to the reveal of the Bulls Statement Edition Jersey. He candidly riffed on how he expresses his style of fit.
CP Communications hired Doug Robertson to provide technical support for player mics during the production of Fight For Glory: 2024 World Series. CP Communications coordinates the frequencies for the World Series and supported Fox Sports’ broadcast of the World Series and the MLB post season with wireless equipment: intercom, sound and video. CP has developed […]
Citizen Doug jumped in as location audio recordist for a Transmission Creative helmed Netflix promo. “The Night Agent S2 Special Delivery” p
Thanks to Moffett Productions and Gilman Automotive for allowing me to record the Gilman Guy for over a decade. In 2024 we filmed on Moffett
Sound Devices under the name Video Devices Pix270i, this box records via Dante or MADI at 48kHz up to 64 tracks. It also supports 8 channels of analog line level and 8 channel of AES3 I/O. It also embeds and de-embeds SDI audio and cross converts 3G video while recording Pro Res 422. Dual hot-swappable […]
Thanks to James Willis for the referral to mix in Austin when The Pivot Podcast met All The Smoke during AfroTech 2023. Doug Robertson and Citizen Doug Productions provided PA, Lectrosonics wireless, and recording for this live audience podcast with multicamera video. The event was catered by Trill Burger. This was the premiere of Citizen […]
The 100th episode is always a milestone, even though it was my first and all I did was the mansion scenes. Doug Robertson was the sound mixer for the Shipping Wars Season 7 episode 20 "Marc and Jenn's Munsters Mission" by Megalomedia on A&E Originals.It was great working with Butch Patrick and Pat Priest, the surviving cast members of The Munsters a show that began in 1960.
Location Sound Services in Kinder, LA provided by Citizen Doug Productions. The subject was Kurt Unkel of Cajun Grains a farmer of sustainably raised rice on his family’s land in Kinder, LA. I cannot recommend his grains more highly and encourage contact with this model of American farming. Thanks to Christopher Johnson for recommending […]
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a carefully curated set of tools that support sophisticated productions with intercom communications for multiple crew members. Attention has been taken to reduce the impact on other wireless devices. Features include IFB for talent, Dante interconnection, source assignment routing of up to twelve 2-wire groups, two channels of analog I/O, and two channels of program. The kit is compact and reliable with recognized industry familiar components. There are six wired two channel beltpacks, two IFB dual channel sets and 7 single channel wireless headsets. The Studio Technologies 45R has two receive/transmit channels and enough 'wet' power to drive the Eartec RTS bridge by itself plus a beltpack or two.
I was hired by Konspiracy Studios to record the Whistle Sports episode of I Can Do That presented by Oikos with Antoine Winfield Senior and Antoine Winfield Junior. It was a pleasure to work with these two gentlemen of the game. The shoot itself combined a broad range of services that express the expertise and experience of Citizen Doug Productions. Classic seated two camera interviews were supported with time code by Ambient Recording’s Nanolockits and ACN. Both cameras were fed hard wired feeds while clients attended remotely via Zoom. The product portion was shot with the same rig, less the interview boom mic. A touch of Sound Devices Noiseassist on the 888 came in handy in the large, round multistory foyer where the interviews took place. Finally the competition fed the Canon Eos Cinema cameras via Lectrosonics IFB reference audio. Lav belts were used to ensure resilience of the gear and our mic’ing techniques insured weather and activity immunity. The result is a consistent tonality to the fun of competition without a change in quality from one scene to the next. All the while, the safety of the talent was ensured. Check out more of our work in sports and with celebrities
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The MTP60 is a leap forward for the legendary line of Wisycom transmitters. The first Symphony transmitter has wide band transmission range: 470-900MHz, built in 32 bit timecode audio recorder, and a super quiet preamp that goes from instrument to line level with 48V phantom, plus the implementation of Bluetooth real time control of key parameters via app for phone or tablet. Need to peel a character off with a single camera? Switch the transmitter into record and walk away. Need to record in a car? Don’t drop the bag, just record with the MTP60. There’s change in the energy of the actor? Adjust the gain of the transmitter remotely while it happens. Need to preserve batteries in a hard to access mic? Turn off the transmitter without digging into the costume. Traveling around the world? Almost any available spectrum can be used. Name the transmitter with the character name so the recordings are easily discovered as files.
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