Jim Gallup - Sound Mixer / Audio Recordist

Jim Gallup New Mexico Production Sound - Field Mixer / Location Audio Recordist.

Freelance, Professional, On-Location Production Sound Mixing / Recording for -
Network Broadcast Television - HDVideo Camera Crew ⋅ DSLR Video Production ⋅ Film.

Experienced Over-the-Shoulder Audio Bag-work Specialist for -
Documentary ⋅ Lifestyle ⋅ Actuality ⋅ Reality ⋅ ENG / EFP.

Based in Albuquerque / Santa Fe area - Serving all of New Mexico.

Since 1986, I have specialized in on-location, over-the-shoulder,
field-audio recording for network broadcast television productions.

Fully owned, fully rigged over-the-shoulder audio packages

for - Multi camera, multi format projects.

Timecode-based 'double-system' multi-track iso-recording,

with wireless audio, and timecode 'hops' -

for - All HD Video camera systems, and DSLR workflow.

• Sound Devices 552, 302, Mix-pre; Cooper cs104
• Sound Devices 788T, 744T
• Lectrosonics 411a, 210d, 195, SRa - 8 units.
• Schoeps MK41
• Sennheiser MKH50, MKH 60 - on 8' to 16' poles.
• Lectrosonics audio 'hops' to multi camera.
• Sennheiser G3 audio 'hops' to multi DSLR.
• Denecke TS-C, TS-3 timecode slates.
• Lectrosonics wireless headsets / IFB.
• Zaxcom IFB200 / ERXTCD2 Timecode hops
• MP3 audio transcripts - w/ timecode. FTP upload.
• Peter Engh wireless 'plant' mics / Sanken cub-01
• Peter Engh cable systems / interface products.

Accomplished.   Well-equipped.   Well-prepared.   A seasoned, astute technician.

(Although nowadays I could be considered to be "old-school" - I am up-to-date with rigs for:

Arri Alexa; Red Epic; Canon c300; Sony XDCAM; Panasonic Varicam, among many others.)

29 years of professional, freelance, on-location sound-for-picture experience.

I have been a resident of the Albuquerque / Santa Fe area since 1997.

I am familiar with the scientific, military, cultural, and natural wonders
of New Mexico and the greater Southwest region.

I look forward to discussing your production sound recording needs.

Sincerely,
Jim Gallup

A Respected Member of the New Mexico Film Community for over 15 years.

fyi ... I went freelance in 1986 as a network news soundman -
Based in Hawaii, and working primarily in the South Pacific for 12 years.

Since moving to the Albuquerque / Santa Fe area in 1997...
I've traveled throughout New Mexico and the greater Southwest region,
working on projects in the following locations:

Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratories.
(I'm savvy to their security procedures and protocol.)

NASA White Sands Test Facility - Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Kirtland, Holloman, Cannon - U.S. Air Force Bases in New Mexico.

Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas.

White Sands Missile Range - Alamogordo, New Mexico.

The Very Large Array in The Plains of San Agustin - Socorro / Magdalena, N.M.

The National Solar Observatory and, Apache Point Observatory in Sunspot, N.M.

Playas Training & Research Center - New Mexico Technical Institute (PTRC - EMRTC) Playas, N.M.

New Mexico Technical Institute (aka: NM Institute of Mining & Technology) - "Energetic Materials Research"; "Iris Passcal"; Langmuir Laboratory - Socorro, N.M.

Intel's Fab 11x (Clean rooms) - Rio Rancho, N.M.

Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.

Carlsbad Caverns, Spider Cave, Slaughter Canyon Cave in Carlsbad, New Mexico.

Monument Valley, Chaco Canyon, Canyon De Chelly, Mesa Verde, Valles Caldera, Vermijo Park Ranch (Raton), Ladder Ranch (Hillsboro, N.M) . . .

The Bisti Badlands, Shiprock, El Malpais, El Morro / Inscription Rock, Ghost Ranch of Abiquiu . . .

Lincoln County and, Fort Sumner, N.M. - "Home of Billy the Kid."

Roswell, N.M.

From my home base in the Albuquerque / Santa Fe area of Central New Mexico -
I can easily drive to:

Las Cruces / Artesia / Taos / Farmington / Silver City / Ruidoso / Cloudcroft / Raton / Angel Fire / Red River / Eagle Nest / Gallup / Grants / Zuni / Churchrock / Truth or Consequences / Clovis / Rio Rancho / Bernalillo / Bloomfield / Aztec / Chimayo / Deming / Tucumcari / Las Vegas / Hobbs / Lovington / Espanola / Santa Rosa . . .

And, the numerous other small villages & towns of New Mexico.

As well as . . .

The Navajo and Hopi Nations.

El Paso, Amarillo, Lubbock, Midland / Odessa - Texas.

Durango, Cortez, Alamosa, Telluride - and all of Southern Colorado.

Eastern Arizona, Southeastern Utah.

Local, national and international clients include: (IMDB listings)

PBS "Nova - Hunting the Hidden Dimensions", "Nova Science Now" ; "American Experience - Billy the Kid" ,

"Nature": "Lobo, The Wolf That Changed America", Is that Skunk? ,

Ken Burns - 'The National Parks: America's Best Idea',

ABC ("GMA,""World News,""Nightline";
BBC; CBS ("Sunday Morning"); ESPN; HBO; NBC ("Nightly" / "Dateline");

National Geographic Televison: Doomsday Preppers - Colorado;
National Geographic Television Interstitial,

The Discovery Channel - US & Canada

Discovery: Science Channel - "Through the Wormhole - w/ Morgan Freeman"
(Los Alamos National Laboratory, Mind Research Network Albuquerque.)

Animal Planet; The Learning Channel; History Channel; FUSEtv; G4 Network.

The Score Network (Canada) WWE -"Ultimate Warrior Project"

Spike Tv: UFC - "In the Moment - Jon 'Bones' Jones"

The Travel Channel: Bert The Conquerer-In The Land of Enchantment ;
Bert's 'Flowrider' Challenge ;
Man versus Food Nation - Albuquerque. (dayplayed on "The Full Travis.")
The Fiery Foods Show 2009

HGTV: Dream Home 2010 New Mexico;

The Food Network: "Heat Seekers - Santa Fe";

"Diners, Drive-ins & Dives - w/ Guy Fieri"

"Extreme Cuisine - Europe" (Germany, France, Italy);

"Riviera Fantasy" (France).

Fine Living Network - "Fantasy Open House - Santa Fe & Telluride";

"Your Private Island": New Zealand; Fiji; France; Ireland.

Non-union.

Non-smoker.

Seasoned traveler.

Professional sound guy.

Over-the-Shoulder Bag-work.

NOT interested in LO / NO / Deferred rates.

NOT interested in any 'flats' / 'all in' / 'half-days' / 'buyouts.' (sorry)

29 years of on-location documentary sound-for-picture experience.

NOT rigged for cart-based mixing of feature films, indies, or long-form narratives for episodic television.