Prepare without scripting every word
We define the audience, subject and essential messages. A question outline gives the conversation structure while leaving room for the contributor’s own words and concrete examples.
Create a comfortable setting
A quiet location matters as much as a good image. I prepare the frame and lighting, then allow time for contributors to settle in. A realistic recording slot leaves room for pauses and retakes.
Build the story with supporting images
Footage of work, gestures and surroundings gives the edit context and variety. These shots are identified in preparation according to what the film needs to explain.
One conversation, several formats
A complete portrait, thematic extracts and subtitled edits can serve different audiences. We define the use of each version before editing to preserve the meaning of the conversation.
