My Parkway Drive interview is up!
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWcspNrHHPE
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li65p-UAtCY
Any feedback? Thanks!
Anybody have experience interviewing bands?
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even13flow
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Re: Anybody have experience interviewing bands?
Looks good....maybe a monopod or tripod shot and some external mics as it's hard to hear the interview over the talk in the room. Good job.
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even13flow
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Re: Anybody have experience interviewing bands?
Duane, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, I knew when I did it and know now that I'm not equipped for interviews, but looking back I marvel at my ability to keep my composure with someone I admire/idolize standing right there in front of me.
The interview space was obviously not ideal, the press room there was a joke in which some local tv station called JBTV had taken over the whole press building, so all the interviews like I was doing took place in a crowded room with everyone talking. Next time I'm going to be equipped with some handheld mics or lavaliers and take care of the noise issues.
I also have a tripod and monopod but because of space constraints my girlfriend felt it really wasn't appropriate to set it up in the room.
The interview space was obviously not ideal, the press room there was a joke in which some local tv station called JBTV had taken over the whole press building, so all the interviews like I was doing took place in a crowded room with everyone talking. Next time I'm going to be equipped with some handheld mics or lavaliers and take care of the noise issues.
I also have a tripod and monopod but because of space constraints my girlfriend felt it really wasn't appropriate to set it up in the room.

