user10619: I'm using a Rode ntg2 and I feel like the sound is less than ideal in a lot of situations. I record mostly indoor interviews (sometimes echoey enviroments) and I am looking for a good mic for that purpose. I realize that it is recommended to go with a hypercardioid or a supercardioid pick-up pattern. Which microphones would you suggest that can deal well with echoey environments, yet still provide a directional pick up? Budget up to 900.

user10931: If you have an echoey room, the only solution is to get the microphone closer to the subject.  Period.  Directionality won't solve your problem.  In high-budget productions you see people wearing lav mics for a reason.
Here's a link that tells you all you need to know about sound for video production.

user5987: I like lavalier mics.  For $900 you should easily be able to get

2 lav's
wireless for both
receivers to XLR

Alternately, cabled lav's are fine for a studio situation!

10619: <p>I'm using a Rode ntg2 and I feel like the sound is less than ideal in a lot of situations. I record mostly indoor interviews (sometimes echoey enviroments) and I am looking for a good mic for that purpose. I realize that it is recommended to go with a hypercardioid or a supercardioid pick-up pattern. Which microphones would you suggest that can deal well with echoey environments, yet still provide a directional pick up? Budget up to 900.</p>
 10931: <p>If you have an echoey room, the only solution is to get the microphone closer to the subject.  Period.  Directionality won't solve your problem.  In high-budget productions you see people wearing lav mics for a reason.</p>

<p>Here's <a href="http://nofilmschool.com/2015/08/24-sound-basics-will-help-you-lay-sturdy-foundation" rel="nofollow">a link</a> that tells you all you need to know about sound for video production.</p>
 5987: <p>I like lavalier mics.  For $900 you should easily be able to get</p>

<ul>
<li>2 lav's</li>
<li>wireless for both</li>
<li>receivers to XLR</li>
</ul>

<p>Alternately, cabled lav's are fine for a studio situation!</p>
