Filming interviews outside can seem challenging. From harsh shadows, to overexposed backgrounds, how can you get a clean image when you're not in control of the light? This is part 1 of a 2 part mini series in which I’m sharing my simple strategies and minimalist approach to filming cinematic interviews outside using natural light. Join me out in the field, and I hope you find it helpful!

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