Wireless Audio Systems

Here is how the picture comes together. We supply wireless audio systems and the recordists to manage them across Turkey, covering radio microphones, IFB, wireless boom links and full multichannel planning. The country's high-volume television industry has made Istanbul rental houses well stocked with today's wireless inventory. Sound crews are used in managing dense radio-frequency environments — key in a city as electronically crowded as Istanbul. Our recordists plan frequency allocation, manage antenna distribution and set up channels across many performers and departments. We integrate wireless audio with multi-camera and live workflows. Supply tracking so directors and script supervisors hear clean feeds. Cost-competitive crews and the favourable Turkish lira keep robust wireless packages affordable within global budgets.

Here is what we have to work with. Wireless audio in Turkey operates under national radio-frequency rules. Our recordists set up frequency use to stay clear of broadcast and telecommunications allocations, specific in dense urban areas. Recording on location needs filming permits from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, with extra clearances at museums, archaeological sites and along the Bosphorus where access and gear placement are off-limits. The country's different locations — the urban density of Istanbul, the open valleys of Cappadocia, the Mediterranean coast — each present distinct RF and acoustic conditions our crews plan for. Qualifying Turkish spend can access the Ministry's cash rebates of up to 30%, administered through its General Directorate of Cinema. We brief shoots on frequency planning and permit timelines so wireless audio is trusted across the shoot.