When to Show Interview Footage On-Screen
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5m 20s
In this module, MediaStorm producer Eric Maierson discusses the two best reasons to show formal, sit-down interview footage in your film. He also explains how to handle situations when you have no other options and you must use the interview material on-screen.
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Credits
Writer: Eric Maierson
Voice Over: Eric Maierson
Editor: Eric Maierson
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