In this new episode of Sound 101, Andrew hops on set with sound mixer Ethan to talk us through all aspects of sound mixing. That's right, this on-set audio masterclass will teach you how to be a sound mixer! We go over gear, mixing techniques, file delivery, on-set etiquette, camera cadence and much more! For anyone looking for a guide on how to become a sound mixer, this is a great place to start.

0:00 - Intro
0:42 - Chapter 1: Sound Mixing Overview
1:40 - What gear does a sound mixer need?
2:08 - Channel management/wiring
3:16 - Wiring up talent
3:28 - Where to place wireless packs
4:39 - When to lav up talent
5:37 - Chapter 2: Set Etiquette
5:40 - Where to set up
6:12 - On-set cadence
7:04 - Polywav files
7:30 - File delivery and metadata
7:46 - Chapter 3: On-Set Mixing
8:17 - Recording screams and whispers
8:50 - Diagnosing problems/PFL
9:45 - Movie Scene Run-Through
10:26 - Movie Scene Final Edit
10:52 - Chapter 4: End of Day
10:59 - Reclaiming your gear
11:30 - Creating a Sound Report
11:43 - Transferring media
12:14 - Battery management
12:41 - Sound Report deep dive
13:52 - Outro

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