Filmed interviews with clear sound and content ready to publish
We handle the filming of statements, conversations, corporate interviews and video podcasts, from preparing the location, lighting and sound through to filming and editing, so your message comes across clearly and the content is ready to publish.
For government entities, companies, media departments, public relations teams, organizers and program makers who need to record statements, leadership interviews, expert conversations or video episodes.
Tell us the type of interview, the number of speakers, the filming location and your preferred date, and we will work out the right setup and deliverables with you.
In statements and corporate interviews, the information may be accurate and the speaker well prepared, yet unclear sound, unsuitable lighting or limited angles make the conversation harder to follow, and the organization may have to rework the material before it can be published.
This is where interview production comes in: preparing the conversation technically, recording it clearly, and turning it into published material that suits the nature of the content and the audience.
We start with the nature of the interview, its talking points, the number of participants and how it will be published. Then we decide on the number of cameras, the sound and lighting setup and the right editing style, so the technical details serve what is being said rather than overshadow it.
Before organized interview production
An important conversation recorded with uneven sound, or with lighting and angles that make it hard to follow, needing extra work before it can be published.
After preparation, filming and editing
A statement or conversation that can be heard clearly, filmed from angles that suit the number of speakers, and prepared for publishing in the agreed deliverables.
Interviews can be used across the organization's platforms, reports and media materials, along with short clips and visual quotes when they are part of the agreed deliverables.
Interview production focuses on recording the conversation, directing it and preparing it for publishing. If you need full coverage of an event, an advertising campaign or a corporate film, that is defined as a separate scope.
We review the type of content, its talking points, the number of speakers, the recording length and how it will be published, so a short statement is not prepared the same way as a long conversation or a podcast.
We adjust the microphones, lighting and composition and choose camera angles based on the number of participants and the format of the session, so the speaker's words and expressions come through clearly without distraction.
After filming, we review the sequence, enhance the sound, treat the picture and add explanatory elements within the scope, then prepare the final version and derived clips if they are included in the package.
Recording length, number of cameras, location, guests, additional clips, on-screen text and subtitles are set in the approved proposal. Producing an interview does not automatically include managing its publishing, paid promotion or developing a full program.
The type of interview, its goals, the number of speakers, its audience and the channels it will be published on.
The recording's talking points, the right scope, the number of cameras, and the location, lighting and sound options.
Preparing the interview location and arranging the cameras, microphones, lighting and a teleprompter when needed, in line with the package.
The script or talking points, the recording date, the setup and the agreed deliverables before the filming day.
Filming, then editing, sound enhancement, color grading and adding graphics or excerpts within the scope.
Reviewing the cut and making the agreed revisions, then delivering the final files ready for publishing.
Before filming, we confirm the recording date and location, the number of speakers and cameras, the setup, the deliverables and any need for a teleprompter, studio or subtitles, so the organization's expectations are clear.
No. The packages cover a statement or short speech, a two-person interview or long-form conversation, and an interview series or video podcast. The number of cameras and the deliverables vary by package.
Filming at your premises or in a studio can be considered depending on your needs. The recording location, the setup, studio availability and equipment transport all affect the approved scope and cost.
Yes. The number of speakers and the nature of the session determine the right number of cameras and microphones and the lighting. The service file specifies one camera for the Statement, two cameras for the Conversation and three cameras for the Signature Interview.
It depends on the package. “The Conversation” includes a full video and three short clips, and “The Signature Interview” includes a full video and a library of visual quotes. “The Statement” includes one finished video.
The reference timeline for “The Statement” package is 5 working days: one day for preparation, one day for filming, two days for editing and post-production, and one day for review and delivery. The timeline for longer interviews and series is set according to the scope.
The service scope includes editing and on-screen text, with the details set in the approved proposal. Translation into other languages is one of the factors that may change the price.
The cost varies with the type of interview, the number of cameras and guests, the location and the deliverables. Share the details of your recording so we can identify the right package and give you a clear proposal.
Whether it is an official speech, a conversation with an official or a podcast episode, we help you decide on the setup, filming approach and the right deliverables, and we take care of producing the video from the location to the final cut.