There are a lot of things to think about when you are shooting an interview for your corporate video needs. Once you've worked hard to capture the attention of your audience, you don't want them to lose interest and not finish the video. Using two camera angles to shoot your corporate video is one way you can make sure your viewers watch until the end. Two camera angles give you more options for greatness! Here are some examples of how this production strategy improves your corporate video: It Hides Imperfections If your subject tends to ramble, or has a problem controlling filler words such as um or uh, having two separate camera angles makes it easy to edit those imperfections out, without the audience even noticing. If you had one angle, you would notice a jump in the shot where the subject was before and after the part that was edited out. With two angles, your editor has more material to work with. The viewer will never notice that the interview has been edited, and the quality of the video will be improved.

It Makes The Video Look Professional The TV shows and movies that we watch every day are shot from multiple camera angles. Using more than one camera angle for your video shoot will make the video look less homemade and more like a feature film that captures viewers.

It Makes The Video More Interesting Even if it's a simple interview, shooting from two angles ups the interest level on your video. The video becomes more dynamic because of the movement between the two camera angles throughout the interview, and holds the viewers interest longer.

The key to success with shooting from multiple camera angles is to have a great editor in post production. The end goal is to keep your viewer engaged and interested in the video until its completion, and shooting from two angles is a great production strategy to do just that.