How to make them look OFFICIAL 👇
Most interviews don’t feel cinematic because filmmakers focus too much on the subject… and not enough on the frame around them.
A few small changes can completely change how professional your interviews feel:
• Stop centering every subject
Give them looking room and negative space. The frame should feel intentional, not symmetrical by default.
• Create depth
Separate your subject from the background. Foreground elements, distance from the wall, and layered composition instantly make interviews feel more cinematic.
• Light with motivation
Instead of blasting light directly at someone, ask yourself: where is the light naturally coming from? Window light, lamps, and motivated direction create realism.
• Shoot b-roll with purpose
Your b-roll shouldn’t just “look cool.” It should answer questions:
Who is this person?
What do they do?
What matters to them?
That’s what turns interviews into storytelling instead of just coverage.
Save this before your next interview shoot!
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