How to Stop Bad Interview Audio from Sinking your Video Production
There's more to recording good interviews than meets the ear.
Interview--it's a harmless, innocent-looking word, isn't it?
At first glance, maybe. But start to dig into all that one little word can mean, and things get complex rather quickly. You see, there's no such thing as the "standard" interview. The seemingly simple act of capturing intelligent interaction between two or more people is the product of about a thousand…
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