Video interview (2 questions)

Both protagonists can be seen in the thumbnail of the interview video.

To do this, take a short shot of both people smiling at the camera in a friendly manner.  

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Create the thumbnail video for person A in this scene.

Now it's person B's turn to smile into the camera for the thumbnail.

This is the first spoken scene of your interview video and so it acts as both an intro and the first question that is asked.

In this scene, person A, who is asking the questions, steps in front of the camera.

Keep the intro short and give your viewers a contextual framework for the interview.

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• Who are you?
• Who is person B?
• What is the topic of the interview?

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The question asked can also be displayed as text in the belly band.

While person A is speaking, person B is shown in the background.

You can create a new recording for this or use the same recording that you created for the thumbnail.

In the next scene, person B answers the first question.

How the question is answered is entirely up to you. Of course, you can also coordinate in advance to prepare the content for the video shoot.

While person B is speaking, person A is shown in the background.

You can create a new recording for this or use the same recording that you created for the thumbnail.

Now comes the second question in your interview video.

You can keep the order from question 1, so that person A asks the question and person B answers.

You can also swap the order if you want person B to ask the question and person A to answer.

While person B is speaking, person A is shown in the background.

You can create a new recording for this or use the same recording that you created for the thumbnail.

In this scene, the person who did not ask the question in the previous scene answers question 2.

While person B is speaking, person A is shown in the background.

You can create a new recording for this or use the same recording that you created for the thumbnail.

Finally, you can add a call to action.

The call should be clearly formulated so that viewers know what they should do next.

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For example:

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