Eric, did your team ever get a hold of a lapel microphone? It’s formal name is a lavelier microphone and they are wireless these days. This device is what is commonly used for TV/stage production. Ideally you have a camera that can adjust the balance between the lapel mic and the separate audience mic, so you can hear attendees ask questions but not the squeaky chairs. I could probably improve some of the audio of your New York Center for Economic & Environmental Partnership presentation video through software editing, but there’s one part that you would need to re-record the audio of you speaking and splice it in. This can be done seemlessly.
