July 2013
Beginner
296 pages
8h 54m
English
| Choosing Interview Backgrounds |
Storytelling Through Framing
Many times, the very first time we get to see the location is an hour (or less!) before our scheduled interview, in which case an office or living room is generally the best you can expect under the circumstances. No sweat. The same goal applies—try to find some element(s) of that space that help visually tell your story and get them in the frame.
Going back to our earlier example, if your subject is a boxer, get her trophies in the background. Frame that autographed poster of Muhammad Ali so it’s partially visible behind her. Turn out the lights in the basement and light the punching ...
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