From the course: The Art of Video Interviews
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Challenge: Edit down interview footage into a two-minute rough cut
From the course: The Art of Video Interviews
Challenge: Edit down interview footage into a two-minute rough cut
Amy: Well, you've certainly heard a lot from us on things to do to make your interviews great. But now we've got something a little fun for you to try. Rich: Yeah, we want to let you get hands on with one of the actual interviews. So, in the download files, if your lynda.com membership includes it, you will find an actual raw interview. And the idea here is, we'd like you to go ahead and take that interview, and cut it down. Now, this particular interview was just a few questions. And we'd like to you to get it down to a good two minute interview. You don't have any B role, that will come later. Just focus on the initial edit where you tell the story, and the goal here is that you going to take an interview that we did with Gretchen and she's talking about a new dance studio that she's opening up. This is just a rough cut, don't worry abut perfection, you don't have any B role, just get it down to a nice 90 seconds to two minutes, because it's a web video and people just don't have…
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Positioning the subject2m 49s
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Positioning the interviewer2m 29s
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Building rapport5m 43s
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Quick test: Knowing the learning style of your subject3m 59s
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Building interviewee confidence4m 11s
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Creating a story arc with your questions5m 20s
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Your role during an interview2m 3s
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Interview don'ts6m 36s
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Challenge: Edit down interview footage into a two-minute rough cut1m 1s
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Solution: Edit down interview footage into a two-minute rough cut2m 11s
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