In The Wild

BBI In The Wild showcases stories from production sound mixers, location sound recordists, boom operators, cameramen and more using Bubblebee Industries sound tools 'in the wild'. Join in by tagging your photos with #BBIinthewild.

Field Recordist George Vlad Travels Everywhere With Bubblebee Wind Protection

Field Recordist George Vlad Travels Everywhere With Bubblebee Wind Protection

by Chris Smee
From recording African lion and hyenas to capturing the sound of rabbits in a Surrey field, George Vlad says Bubblebee Windbubbles ensure his audio is always pristine.
Field Recording The Windbubble The Windkiller Wildlife Recording
Capturing The Sound Of Disappearing Glaciers

Capturing The Sound Of Disappearing Glaciers

by Chris Smee
What sound does a glacier make? To the uninitiated this may seem like a ridiculous question because one imagines they are simply silent expanses of ice. But that’s not the case. They make all kinds of sounds covering a huge dynamic range, from cracking and popping to booming and tinkling and a multitude of sounds in between.
Field Recording Fur Greenland Sound Recordist The Piece-A-Fur The Windbubble
Ellie Williams: Wildlife Documentaries and The Sound of Nature

Ellie Williams: Wildlife Documentaries and The Sound of Nature

by Caleb Hill
Ellie Williams is a Bristol-based sound recordist specialising in wildlife documentaries. During her career she has camped in deep snow, climbed her kit up craggy ridges at the edge of the Arctic Circle, filmed alongside fluking sperm whales and enjoyed a hug from an orangutan. In her spare time, she likes heading on adventures into nature with her family, catching live music and recording musicians in fields...
BBC Natural History Bermuda Documentary Field Recording Fur Kenya Sound Recordist Television The Invisible Lav Covers The Windbubble USA Wildlife Recording
Listen to a Blackbird Song at Dawn

Listen to a Blackbird Song at Dawn

by Caleb Hill
Listen to a recording of a blackbird in song at dawn by Field Recordist Benjamin Gale (spacewalkaudio.co.uk). It was recorded from Ben's balcony in the London borough of Camden early one morning in June. He used a Sennheiser MKH8060 which was fitted with The Spacer Bubble mesh base to protect from wind, while keeping the natural frequency response of the mic. 
Field Recording The Spacer Bubble UK