Interview planner.
Questions that get real stories instead of rehearsed answers, ordered as a story, with a note on what each one is for.
Who, and why?
Questions are chosen for the guest and the purpose, then put in story order.
Before you record
- Get a signed appearance release first.
- Share topics, not exact questions, so answers stay natural.
- Ask for full sentences, so answers work without your question.
- Let silences sit. The second answer is often the real one.
Your questions
How it works.
How questions are chosen
Each question in the bank is tagged with the guests and purposes it suits and how essential it is. The planner takes the most essential ones for your guest and purpose, fills in your organization’s name, and orders them as a story: warm-up, before, turning point, the change, proof, purpose-specific questions, a message to the viewer, and an open close.
Editing
Change any wording, reorder, mark must-asks, remove, or add your own. If you change the guest or purpose after editing, the list waits for you to rebuild it, so your edits aren’t lost by accident.
Where to go next
- How to prepare people for video interviewsHow to brief the people you’ll interview.
- Interview and testimonial videoInterview and testimonial video.