2 thoughts on “Link to Interview: Waz and Her ‘Berg Children”
I really like how you have different shots of Waz. Some of them are more zoomed in than others. I really enjoyed that variety. However, they do have too much headspace. There’s not much you can do now but for future reference, I would lower the angle you filmed at. Her story was really compelling and I liked how you connected it to the bigger picture, the love for her kids. I might get some more b roll and equalize the sound levels. Other than that I really enjoyed your story.
The first thing that really stood out to me (in a good way) was the sound. It was great even though she was being interviewed while working at the gym with people moving around her. I like the interview shots that are more closer up of her face because the ones farther away where the people are seen in the background lifting weights distract from the story she is telling. Something you can do to add to the story she tells is add more B-roll in that section pertaining to what she is talking about. I was a little confused about what her job is at Muhlenberg because she never says it and she is shown working in the cafeteria and working at the gym-maybe add something that would help viewers understand. Overall, I love the story she tells because it shows how sweet she is, which seems like her natural personality.
I really like how you have different shots of Waz. Some of them are more zoomed in than others. I really enjoyed that variety. However, they do have too much headspace. There’s not much you can do now but for future reference, I would lower the angle you filmed at. Her story was really compelling and I liked how you connected it to the bigger picture, the love for her kids. I might get some more b roll and equalize the sound levels. Other than that I really enjoyed your story.
The first thing that really stood out to me (in a good way) was the sound. It was great even though she was being interviewed while working at the gym with people moving around her. I like the interview shots that are more closer up of her face because the ones farther away where the people are seen in the background lifting weights distract from the story she is telling. Something you can do to add to the story she tells is add more B-roll in that section pertaining to what she is talking about. I was a little confused about what her job is at Muhlenberg because she never says it and she is shown working in the cafeteria and working at the gym-maybe add something that would help viewers understand. Overall, I love the story she tells because it shows how sweet she is, which seems like her natural personality.