Lectrosonics

Cinematographer Evan B. Stone and sound mixer Mike Curtis employ WW digital hybrid transmitters, LR digital hybrid receivers, MTCR recorders and more in capturing audio for the popular discovery+ television series.

Deploys a range of Digital Hybrid wireless gear that includes SMQV transmitters and UCR411a receivers for film “Don’t Look at the Demon” as well as on other projects.

Now a professor of Production Sound at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, he talks extensively about wireless system development as well as his use of Lectro gear dating back 40 years.

Up-and-coming professional employs wireless kit that includes SMQV, SMWB and HMa transmitters, SRc and UCR411a receivers as well as some legacy UM400a transmitters and SRb5P receivers.

Atlanta-based veteran currently at work on new Hulu series “Tell Me Lies” utilizes SMQV beltpack and IFBT4 transmitters as well as SRc dual-channel slot mount, UCR411a and Venue modular receivers, and more.

With a focus on reality and documentary TV productions, employs Digital Hybrid Wireless components that include UCR411a receivers, SMQV transmitters joined by UM400a transmitters and R1A receivers for IFB monitoring.

Collective focused on location sound and post production that’s headed by Shiheng “Jedy” Xu regularly deploys SRb and SRc receivers paired with SMQV and LT transmitters, a recently acquired DSQD digital receiver, and more.

Veteran with a lengthy list of feature film, documentary, commercial and indie project credits employs UCR201 receivers, UM400 transmitters, an SRc receiver, SMDWB wideband and LT beltpack transmitters, and more.