5 Tips for a great interview shoot‼️

[Music] Let me give you a few steps that are critical for a good interview. So, we just arrived at one of the locations to interview some people. The first thing I want to do is choose the more depth possible between the subject and the wall. There should be depth. This way, he's different from the back wall. Also, we want to have a good light soft box. These soft boxes, I go through them like every Montigan stick. There's a new one because they keep breaking. But this is a good light from Aperture. You don't have to buy something so expensive, but this is a good one. And then you want to have two cameras. Um, the reason you want to have a good light is you want to light up most of the one side face so it makes it more cinematic. And a soft box. I can't see the lighting on the camera now, but I'll fix it once the subject is here. And you want two cameras because you want to make sure that you can cut. If he goes um um or he sneezes and he continues the sentence to hide that, you need two cameras. So you cut to the second camera and it looks professional and clean. Okay, that's key. One more thing, I always want to have a backlight because a backlight separates the subject from the background even more. It makes it more looking 3D. I like personally to put yellow in the back and white in the front. It makes it feel like a sunshine or something. It breaks up the color so it feels even more animated. Another critical thing you have to have is a hot chocolate so you can relax and be in the zone. And another very important thing you have to have your notes in advance, right? You still see this paper empty, but you have to have your notes in advance. You have to know what you're going to ask because if not you can go into a conversation of a few hours or not find what to talk about which both of them are not good. So with those tips, I say goodbye.