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Marc Platt (Writer, ‘Marooned on Mercury’)
Marc Platt is a script writer and novelist, best known for his work on the television series Doctor Who, writing the acclaimed story Ghost Light; and novels, audio dramas (for Big Finish) and comic strips based on the show.
28.04.15: No dia 28 de abril aconteceu na FAMECOS a Palestra Indústria Criativa e o Mercado, uma parceria da PUCRS e IATEC. O momento contou com os palestrantes Luiz Helênio, Elsa Costa e Ilton Carangacci e abordou os temas: Mercado de Produção de Shows e Eventos, Sonorização, Produção Musical e Broadcast. Foto Natália Pergorer/Famecos/PUCRS
Part of being able to afford the startup costs for this business was selling a lot of stuff that would have been handy to have in running this business. I've been doing all my demo stuff with a little Samsung still camera that happens to have a movie mode. Of course, that means using a little built-in mic that breaks up if the volume creeps up at all.
So this week I bought a cheap little Zoom camcorder. It's not a spectacular camera by any stretch of the imagination. It has a fixed-focus lens. However, those little mics can handle 130 db. So I can do demos without blowing out the audio every few seconds.
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Palmer Taylor (far right) and associates Jimmy Bell (far left) and Rob Neely (center).
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Taken in 2007.
Each of these dabbas (described as "the ubiquitous lunchboxes" of Bombay/Mumbai) has been fitted with video and sound. With earphones, you could see and listen to the individual sounds of street vendors, entertainers, even corporate executives of the Bombay/Mumbai area. Without them, you could see and hear the same sounds -- but all at once, suggesting the din of a Bombay/Mumbai street. Part of the Gateway Bombay exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts.
160,000 of these dabbas, each containing a home-cooked lunch, are delivered every day to Bombay's middle-class office towers by a small army of bicycle-riding dabbawallahs. After lunch they're all collected again and brought back to the homes where the meals were prepared. This cycle is repeated every day.
A brief audio recording of a male Hooded Warbler singing 5 times (at 47, 43, 27, 6, and 2 seconds), also with an Eastern Wood-Pewee calling and a Wood Thrush singing in the background. Hordes of mosquitoes were buzzing by, with the blurry images of a few captured in the video. St. James Farm Forest Preserve, Warrenville, IL (DuPage County).