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What's In Your Kit? With Tom Williams AMPS, Sound Mixer | URSA Exclusive
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ส.ค. 2024
- We are thrilled to be back with Tom Williams to see how his amazing sound setup has developed.
Tom recently worked as on Feature Films "Heart of Stone" with Gal Gadot, "All The Old Knives" with Chris Pine, "The 355" with Jessica Chasten and the latest "Indiana Jones" as 2nd Unit Production Sound Mixer with Stuart Wilson on Main Unit.
You can find our previous two videos with Tom here:
• What's in your Kit? Wi... (What's in Your Kit? 2019)
• Epic Sound Cart Build ... (Epic Sound Cart Build, 2020)
Tom shows us his unique 'Drop Box Rig' that he developed for his work on the 2nd Unit of 'Indiana Jones' to record 32bit float effects for the vehicles & action sequences.
We delve into his Phonak Playback box and ask how he uses earpieces, how he cues pre-recorded dialog from an iPad, his 'Voice Of God' setup and an amazing device by GlenSound for recording sound directly from a mobile phone.
We also talk about the way the modern HETV (High End TV) productions are changing and how driving your own Sound Van to set may soon be a thing of the past.
In this Jam Packed 50minute epic we dig deep through the organisation of his Radio Mic Boxes, Headphone Boxes & discuss everything from sound vehicle choices and his early career mixing death metal!
Big thanks for Tom for being so supportive and generous with his time. We really appreciate it!! Good luck on your next show! We hope to see you again soon for more updates.
Featuring products from: @sounddev , @RycoteUK , @sennheiser , @ZOOMcorporation , @tentaclesync3893 , @URSAStraps , @Wisycomofficial , @DPAmicrophones , @phonak , Sonosax, Protogear, GlenSound, Ambient & more
- Video Chapters -----------
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Recent Work
2:17 - Sound Trolley Ergonomics
3:49 - Sound Devices Nexus
6:45 - Dante wiring and comms
8:13 - Aerial Distribution
10:08 - Trolley powering
12:09 - Working on Indy 5
13:39 - The Drop Rig
18:21 - RF Signal Booster
20:31 - The Portable Rig
21:45 - The Magliner
22:27 - Antenna options
24:45 - Comms for crew
25:53 - The Radio Mic Box
29:00 - The Mic Box
31:09 - The Phonak Box
37:00 - Recording Telephones
38:19 - Slim Jim Cart
38:57 - Battery Charging
39:37 - Sound Truck vs Van
42:48 - Footfall Killaz
44:16 - How did you build it?
47:45 - Sound Career to Date
- Credits --------
Tom Williams AMPS
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www.imdb.com/name/nm1625090/
Simon Bysshe AMPS, URSA Co-Founder.
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Filmed by Nico Hambleton:
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Brought to you by URSA Straps:
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Do not stop making these videos! the value here is insane
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A big "Thank You" to Simon and Tom for sharing this with us.
I do admire how resourceful and DIY-spirited Tom is. I have been following his videos.
Thank you - Tom is genuinely an inspiration to us at URSA
Love these videos! It would be great to maybe have a talk about the business side of it (renting out to production, how to justify the amount of equipment you need, etc). Would be amazing to get more insight on this!
great idea
These videos are just priceless. Thank you two so much.
Thank you!
Such a great video. I could watch an extended version of this where Tom talks to you for 3 hours explaining his thought process behind every little bolt placement, foam cut out for his mic bag or how he ran the cables behind his cart. Feels like he is a bit embarrassed to talk about his kit but it is so interesting and informative.
Engrossing from beginning to end. So thorough and informational. Thanks for this.
Your videos are not only good entertainment but also an eye opener. Thank you so much for your effort! Do not stop.
Absolutely fantastic, thank you Tom and Simon for bringing us in to so many unique setups, really invaluable!
Next level kit! Wow, such organization. I love it. Thanks for these videos! Very inspiring!
Thanks for the effort. I love those videos.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
again great show n tell from Tom. Thanks Simon for the video!
One question though: does Tom got family? I know my wife would complain 😂😂
Thanks Martin!
Thank you both for providing these incredible insights! Tom is simply amazing!
Learned a lot from this video (never stop making these) great content!
Thank you Tom and Simon!
Fantastic and inspirational video, so informative and putting my mind at ease of being obsessive about re-, and re- and reinventing and diy-ing my setup constantly, obviously not nearly at his level, but very much aspiring to;)
Amazing interview, loved every second !
Thanks man! This is pure Gold!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Really interesting, thank you!
So good! Very interesting.
Thanks Simon - brilliant video 👍🏻
Thanks Dane!
Very good information thanks.
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I aspire to have this organization with my kit.
Hey Justan! Yes I think we are all feeling a bit inadequate right now. A lot to aspire to right here!
Love the setup. Particularly comms as I am using Wisy Tx/Rx. What director/crew receivers are you pairing with the Wisy Tx units for comms? Also, may I inquire where you had the xlr to lemo line cables and the lemo to BNC cables fashioned?
On the Magliner, what does he store on the other side, if the one side is more Comms related? Another great video, Simon! Cheers!
He has some Exterior Mic Baskets, & Grip kit on the other side of the magliner
Is that a vertical monitor attached to the left side of the cart?
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On big Bertha the main trolley what is that long rectangular black thing with silver edges on the left!?
It looks like some sort of weird LCD screen or magnetic metallic metal tray.
I think it’s for script!
@@nicolasfieldsoundservices part of me wants it to be some sort of obscure super weird format LCD for script and part of me is like yeah it's probably just some sort of aluminum metal magnetic panel to hold the script.
I would love to know how much all that kit is worth. What a set up.
Its a lot, rough guess about £240k
Wow
I think Tom likes to problem solve and prep for his work more than he probably likes to do the actual work. In other words he's just like me.