TIP #10 FOR FILMING INTERVIEWS - USING A HOST

On a skeleton crew the DOP might direct the interview. Other times there will be someone else asking the questions off-camera. Another option is having a host guide the interview. With the host it creates a different feel to the show - more of a conversation between 2 people.

Tip: Frame your shots over the shoulder of the host so there is still a reference to them even though the camera is focusing on the talent.

#1 DO THE INTERVIEW FIRST

#2 SAVE THE QUESTIONS FOR THE INTERVIEW

#3 PRESERVE YOUR TALENT

#4 NAIL YOUR EYE LEVEL

#5 GET THE CLIENT’S APPROVAL

#6 ATTACHING THE MIC

#7 CLEAR THE ROOM

#8 MULTI-CAMERA SETUP

#9 HAVE YOUR EDITOR HANDY

#10 USING A HOST

#11 CONCISE IS KEY

#12 THE LAST QUESTION

David Stewart

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