Employees often speak more naturally on camera when they understand why they are being filmed and what will happen to the recording. A supportive production plan helps them concentrate on explaining their work rather than trying to deliver a perfect performance.
Prepare the person as well as the script
Explain the audience, intended use and the questions in advance. Ask whether a short interview or demonstration would suit them better than memorising a speech. Keep the language close to how they normally explain the subject.
Make the filming session manageable
Allow a rehearsal and breaks. Use a quiet location and a small crew appropriate to the production. Short sections give the editor options and make it easier to repeat one point without starting a long presentation again.
Agree how approval will work
Clarify who reviews factual details and how changes are collected. Permissions and participation arrangements should be settled before filming. High5VR can help plan a session that suits the people involved and produces usable footage without unnecessary pressure.
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