Rode NTG-2 boom stand
 

Hello
I have the Rode NTG-2 kit with boom arm , I also have lights stand ,I'm thinking to get Bogen 420B Combi Boom Stand.

Manfrotto by Bogen Imaging | 420B Combi Boom Stand, Black | 420B

unless there is a way to utilize my light stand with some attachment to hold the
NTG-2 boom.

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Cheers.

A "Boom Boy" or a fishing rod holder (same design but not as long a shank and often cheaper construction) like this Remote Audio Boom Boy - Boompoles - Trew Audio works a champ.

Here's a little video on the 420B that you might be interested in Introducing the Combi Boom - A must have stand for lighting and location sound on Vimeo

Thanks Guy , I think I'll go ahead with the 420B , I do have the Rode VideoMic can I use it with the NTG-2 ,as I'll ask the question for the interviewee but it's not XLR though

Use a simple RODE VXLR 1/8" to XLR adapter to allow the Videomic to connect to a camera or mixer with XLR RODE Videomic at DVcreators.net. BTW, the shotguns might have a hollow sound to them indoors. A hyper or a cardioid works much better in reflective rooms. If you're in a large room, or room with lots of carpets, drapes and angles, you should be fine with a shotgun as long as it is close to the subject.

Here are audio examples of omni, cardioid, supercardioid and shotgun (lobar) pick-up patterns indoors.
Microphone Polar Patterns - Video Examples to learn from at DVcreators.net

Thanks Guy ,
Since I have both Rode VideoMic and the NTG-2 , which one should I use as overhead indoor mic ? any attachment is required ?