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27: 3 Tips on Interviewing People who are Not Used to Cameras
Seeing yourself on camera is terrible.
Listening to yourself on a recording is terrible.
Standing in front of a crowd speaking is terrible.
Few people that you interview are used to standing in front of a microphone or camera.
So getting people to talk can sometimes be a real challenge.
In this episode, you’ll get three simple tricks to get the most out of your interviews even when you’re interviewee does not feel comfortable in front of a camera.
Listening to yourself on a recording is terrible.
Standing in front of a crowd speaking is terrible.
Few people that you interview are used to standing in front of a microphone or camera.
So getting people to talk can sometimes be a real challenge.
In this episode, you’ll get three simple tricks to get the most out of your interviews even when you’re interviewee does not feel comfortable in front of a camera.
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By Montanus ApSSeeing yourself on camera is terrible.
Listening to yourself on a recording is terrible.
Standing in front of a crowd speaking is terrible.
Few people that you interview are used to standing in front of a microphone or camera.
So getting people to talk can sometimes be a real challenge.
In this episode, you’ll get three simple tricks to get the most out of your interviews even when you’re interviewee does not feel comfortable in front of a camera.
Listening to yourself on a recording is terrible.
Standing in front of a crowd speaking is terrible.
Few people that you interview are used to standing in front of a microphone or camera.
So getting people to talk can sometimes be a real challenge.
In this episode, you’ll get three simple tricks to get the most out of your interviews even when you’re interviewee does not feel comfortable in front of a camera.