with his NAGRA III in the movie " Blow Out " from 1981, and after reconstructing the scene to a film sequence from a frame-per-frame-picture-story, adding the own-recorded sound, he`s able to prove an assassination attempt. recording with NAGRA and a special mic the NAGRA III https://www.nagraaudio.com/de/product/nagra-iii/ checking his record cutting the sound the picture story reconstructing the picture sequence his studio In the film there still are some other monitoring tools, for example from his previous job as a surveillance specialist ... ? ? ...and from a method to monitoring his telefon conversations : ? The film's title alludes to Antonioni's *Blow-Up* starring David Hemmings, in which the protagonist discovers a murder by repeatedly enlarging ( called Blow Up ) a photograph taken in a park. In both movies the way to discover the crime is shown very nuanced, precisly accomplished. Movie is recommended to all, which like analog record stuff, precise jobs, and may be - John Travolta ;-) Sorry for quality of the picture stuff - movie, i have, doesn`t allow higher resolution - anyway - have fun.
I love that movie and those first scenes of him taping sounds definately gave me a lust for field recorders. Brian DePalma was on a hot role, although Siskel and Ebert thought he was copying Hitchcock, I couldn't get enough of his movies. We had four - six TV channels and then 24 hours of HBO which would rotate this movie heavily, along with many more, and they pretty much got burned in my brain.
