Zero Budget Dubbing Studio

Too many zero budget films suffer from poor sound quality, so here's a way to dub your films on the cheap with a studio-in-a-box!

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• zero
• budget
• filmmaking
• film
• making
• tips
• dubbing
• DIY
• studio

[codebreaker2001]

Excellent idea. The only problem I could see is that lack of light present in the box, which would make it hard to read your script when you're redubbing dialogue. But that can be remedied with a small flash light, so it's only a small problem.

[ShadowMachine00]

you guys should make comedy skits for real

[julleget]

As a voiceover artist, I would recommend not placing the mic in the back of the box. You get that "boxy" sound you do not want. Or just invest in a porta-booth, cheap and better quality.

[sma1968]

@nakedvolleyball  meaning???

[nakedvolleyball]

@sma1968 Obviously the sennheiser is not as uppity as you are.

[codebreaker2001]

@nakedvolleyball Unless you want to light the box that you have your head in on fire, using matches or a lighter is a bad idea. Using a flashlight is a better idea. The only other thing that you can do to have the ability of having a dubbing box with a light is using a small closet with tons of furniture foam. But that would be more expensive than this particular method.

[nakedvolleyball]

@codebreaker2001 Better yet, a candle will save you on batteries and the expense of a small flashlight, and you can always ask someone on the street to light it for you (with their cigarette lighter) prior to your dubbing session, and save on matches.

[sma1968]

zero budget box -- but that was a sennheiser shotgun. hmmm.

[NoSeaChusma]

Great video! I just hope you didn't get the box from Justin Timberlake, with you sticking your head in it and all.

[ayinozendy]

This is great!

I was in despair as how can I dub without those unnecessary ambiance.

Thanks!

[crazyguy1279]

fridge box lol