Marks In Time Audio Production
Location Recording • Production Sound • Live Mixing • Timecode • Wireless Coordination
Ryan Murphy
Owner & Location Recording & Mixing Specialist
As the owner of Marks In Time Media Group, Ryan Murphy brings more than 25 years of hands-on audio experience to film, video, broadcast, live events, and location productions throughout Oregon.
Ryan began working with professional sound at just 16 years old, running audio for youth camps, churches, and live events. Since then, he has designed and installed sound systems in churches and venues across Oregon, including challenging acoustic environments such as the Albany Boys & Girls Club gymnasium. For more than 20 years, he has also been responsible for the setup and operation of audio systems for large district-wide events.
His professional background includes 15 years working in radio, with experience in audio engineering, recording, broadcast automation, and production. Today, as the owner of Marks In Time Media Group, he brings that experience to providing professional location recording and mixing services for commercial productions, interviews, documentaries, corporate video, live broadcasts, podcasts, and multi-camera productions.
Professional Location Audio
Marks In Time can support productions requiring up to four channels of professional wireless audio along with additional wired microphone and audio sources.
Our location recording system is built around the Zoom F8n Pro 8-channel field recorder/mixer with FRC-8 control surface, providing professional multitrack recording and mixing on set.
Our production audio capabilities include:
Professional wireless lavalier and microphone systems
Boom and shotgun microphone recording
Up to 8 channels of location audio
Frequency coordination for wireless systems, including challenging RF and high-density environments
Digital stereo camera hops for up to three cameras
Dedicated IEM monitoring capability
Multitrack field recording
On-set audio mixing and monitoring
Production-wide timecode coordination and synchronization