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/pɹədˈʌkʃən sˈaʊnd mˈɪksə/
/pɹədˈʌkʃən sˈaʊnd mˈɪksɚ/a member of the sound department responsible for recording and mixing audio on set during filming
Who is a "production sound mixer"?
A production sound mixer is responsible for recording all live audio on a film or television set, including dialogue, background sounds, and any other audio elements needed during filming. They operate sound recording equipment, such as microphones and audio recorders, and work closely with the director and boom operator to capture the best possible sound quality. The production sound mixer also monitors audio levels, manages unwanted noise, and ensures that the recorded sound is clear and usable for post-production. Their work is crucial in ensuring that the audio matches the visuals in the final production.
