Video Audio Tip
Here's a quick Video Audio tip.
If you make location interview videos for your membership sites or for customer testimonials, you may naturally encounter high levels of background noise.
You want to choose your spot widely and move to a spot where the noise is reduced like to a corridor, or outside an entrance if the inside is very noisy .. but if you do have noise to contend with the brain will adapt to it and accept it much better if you can see the source of the sound.
So rather than shoot against a wall as a background, show glimpses of people chatting in the distance, or if you can hear traffic noise (and there is no other option) frame the shot so you see evidence of the road or cars behind the interviewee to explain the sound the viewer may hear.
jules
If you make location interview videos for your membership sites or for customer testimonials, you may naturally encounter high levels of background noise.
You want to choose your spot widely and move to a spot where the noise is reduced like to a corridor, or outside an entrance if the inside is very noisy .. but if you do have noise to contend with the brain will adapt to it and accept it much better if you can see the source of the sound.
So rather than shoot against a wall as a background, show glimpses of people chatting in the distance, or if you can hear traffic noise (and there is no other option) frame the shot so you see evidence of the road or cars behind the interviewee to explain the sound the viewer may hear.
jules