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This document discusses various equipment used for filming, including a tripod stand, boom pole, microphone, and camera. The microphone is mounted to the boom pole, which can position the microphone above or below actors as they speak to capture sound. This device also captures still images and film, and the holder can maneuver the microphone to get the perfect sound recording. Overall, the document emphasizes that properly setting up all equipment is important for achieving the desired final product.
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