
Behind the Sound Cart
A Veteran's Guide to Sound on the Set
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“Behind the Sound Cart” explains in plain English just how film & tv sets operate.
- How to research a project before your interview
- How to prep a show and who to include
- How to prep differently for different locations and why that matters
- How can the Sound dept. save the production money and stay creative at the same time?
Patrushkha Mierzwa, one of the first female boom operators in Hollywood, has worked on over 80 movies and television projects for major directors including Robert Rodriquez, Quentin Tarantino, James Gray, and Robert Altman. She has been a judge for the Emmys, an IATSE Sound Local 695 director, and given workshops globally over her long career in the industry. Her Sound Oscar-nominated movies include “Ad Astra” and “Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood" and her last projects are "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" and Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon."
- This book condenses 40 years of experience into a practical guide for you to be able to walk on to a film set with the confidence of a sound ninja.—Stuart Wilson, Sound Oscar winner, 1917
- More than anything I've ever read, this has grabbed me. Amazing to say the least from the material covered to the presentation. Anyone who is anyone in the world of sound (but not limited to just sound people) should be required to read this. Any UST that's serious about their craft had better read this with the same gusto that a priest reaches for the bible during a sermon. A masterpiece!— Allen Lee Williams III, SOUND SPEEDS
- Patrushkha has written the book I wish I could have read when I started out.This is my go-to reference and should be in every film school on the globe.—Simon Clark, Head of Location Sound Recording, National Film & Television School, England
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