Makepeace
September 6, 2008, 12:10 PM
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the forum but I have a question hoping someone can give me the answer.
I'm doing local interviews with successful business owners where I live and there will be about 10 to 15 questions asked. So the interviews will run about 40 minutes long each. I'm going to choose only the 2 top interviews out of the 10 I am going to conduct. I plan on selling them in my local area only as a 2 cd set. The cd will be packaged professtionaly not done off my computer.
My question is should the interviews be one long contunious track or divide the interview into smaller sections (multiple tracks)? If they are done in smaller sections I would have to keep turning the recorder off and on but with one long track the interviews may seem more natural.
Do you think the person listening/purchaser of the interviews will get tired of listening to the one long track? How would they find their favorite part to come back to later?
Thanks for all answers
Makepeace -kelle
I'm new to the forum but I have a question hoping someone can give me the answer.
I'm doing local interviews with successful business owners where I live and there will be about 10 to 15 questions asked. So the interviews will run about 40 minutes long each. I'm going to choose only the 2 top interviews out of the 10 I am going to conduct. I plan on selling them in my local area only as a 2 cd set. The cd will be packaged professtionaly not done off my computer.
My question is should the interviews be one long contunious track or divide the interview into smaller sections (multiple tracks)? If they are done in smaller sections I would have to keep turning the recorder off and on but with one long track the interviews may seem more natural.
Do you think the person listening/purchaser of the interviews will get tired of listening to the one long track? How would they find their favorite part to come back to later?
Thanks for all answers
Makepeace -kelle
