[nabs-l] Recording NABS meeting

[Aziza C]

Wow, thanks Jim.
That is deffinetly a little more detailed then I orriginally thought,
guess I under estimated... That'll teach me. *smile*

On 5/22/09, Jim Reed <jim275_2 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Aziza,
> You asked, "What does recording a meeting entail?
> What funds are necessary and not present? What would these funds pay for?"
>
> Based on the work I put into planning the recording of the employment
> seminar, I can answer your questions.
>
> First, recording a meeting involves audio and video recordings. The video
> recording requires a good quality camera, and someone(s) to run the camera.
> And, if the effort is to be done proffessionally, the audio is recorded
> directlyfrom the PA system, not via a microphone attached to a video camera.
> This is accomplished via a machine called an audio mixer. From my
> understanding, both recorders and audio mixers are avaliable for rent from
> the hotel's technology sales department. I don;t know how much it would cost
> to rent the equipment, but I get the feeling it is probably in the $150-$250
> range to rent the equipment for 4 hours.
>
> Jim
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