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    Can anyone suggest an effective way of soundproofing a large window on location?

    Our indoor location is situated next to a busy road, and we'll need to muffle the traffic noise as much as possible during shooting. We'll be using radio mikes rather than a boom pole, by the way.

    Any ideas?

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    Assuming the window is not in shot and will not be relied upon for light, use a sound proofing blanket or your mum's old quilts. Since you'll be using wireless lavs, sound proofing the window might not be such a big deal. Is it not double-glazed?!

    BTW, a good boom and mic always produce more natural results than wireless lavs, IMHO.

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