Chapter 16Shooting an Interview
Chapter Objectives
- Learn how to make your interviewee more comfortable.
- Become aware of audio challenges and how to deal with them.
- Learn how to deal with your background challenges and why using a backdrop works well in some situations.
- Understand the best way to phrase interview questions.
A common component of special interest videos is interviews. These can be shot in a home or hotel, in a studio or in the field. They usually have their share of challenges but with some experience and preparation you should be able to get a good interview.
For example, we had arranged to shoot a series of interviews in Venice Beach, California. I was concerned when I saw the tiny size of the room and the fact that the ...
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