One of the best tools for audio systems is a wireless microphone. This video will give you tips on how to use a wireless microphone if you're shooting on the move, or if you're a one man band type producer.
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This video is the equivalent of explaining to Kindergarteners how to drive a car. Anyone in the world that thinks they're getting all the the information they need to operate even the most basic of Wireless Mic functions are too stupid to be let in the same room as one. Trust me, don't listen to this guy!
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