We all want our interviews to look great, but shooting an engaging interview can be a little tricky. Luckily, we've got some tips that will help you out. Interviews have become a hot commodity in the world of TV and film. Although they are the staple that holds any good documentary together, interviews are typically used to communicate a story through a specific perspective. Interviews create a sense of authenticity to a narrative, and more depth can be created by adding cinematic elements to an interview. Creating a cinematic interview can be a little challenging, but it is not impossible. Knowing how to work with any location to benefit the interview or providing the right lighting to the scene can make a huge impact on the cinematography of the interview. Cinematographer Casey McBeth and Indy Mogul break down the 10 steps it takes to create a beautiful interview no matter your budget or location with a Canon 6D MKII, Syrp Genie II with a magic carpet slider, three lights, and a simple audio setup. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 4 August, 2021