soundman
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Definition
Noun: 1. A technician responsible for sound: A person whose job is to manage, record, mix, or amplify sound, especially for a film, television, radio, or live event production.
Examples
- The soundman adjusted the microphones before the concert began.
- During the film shoot, the soundman reported an issue with background noise.
- A good soundman is essential for a clear podcast recording.
Advanced Usage
- "Boom operator" as a specific role: In film and television, a soundman often works with a team. One key role is the boom operator, a soundman who physically holds the microphone (on a boom pole) near the actors but out of the camera frame.
- The director asked the soundman, who was also operating the boom, to move closer.
Variants and Related Words
- Sound engineer (n): A more formal or technical term for a soundman, often implying a deeper knowledge of acoustics and electronics.
- Audio technician (n): A broad term for a professional who works with audio equipment and sound.
- Foley artist (n): A specific type of sound technician who creates sound effects (e.g., footsteps, rustling clothes) in a studio, typically for film.
Synonyms
- Audio engineer
- Sound technician
- Mix engineer (specific to mixing audio signals)
Related Phrases
- To run sound: To operate the sound equipment.
- He will run sound for the theater production tonight.
Noun
- a technician in charge of amplifying sound or producing sound effects (as for a TV or radio broadcast)