How to get buttery smooth process while filming a corporate interview

In content creation, meticulous planning and preparation can often make the difference between success and failure. This notion is underscored by the easy yet profound practice of ensuring that scripts are read out before being finalised and shooting beginning.
Without prior rehearsal, there is a risk that the ultimate video may far exceed the intended duration, ultimately causing editing headaches and potentially diluting the impact of the message. Longer scripts either cause longer videos, which often leads to raised costs and also risks viewership drop off or other issues linked to the duration not fitting (for example live presentation/event time limits).
Moreover, this practice serves as a preemptive measure against the common pitfall of overshooting. Knowing that your script is timed and therefore only contains content that will can even make the cut, you can be sure that your crew will give attention to filming the best things once they follow the script. Not filming superfluous things (that will eventually get cut) because of an overly long script, means you will get higher quality footage of the things that really matter to your project.

WRITING FOR READING VS WRITING FOR SPEAKING.
Additionally, what reads well written down may definitely not translate smoothly when spoken aloud. Each medium involves approaching phrasing and flow differently in order to get the very best out of it. This is a critical consideration for everyone crafting scripts, particularly for video content.

By reading scripts aloud, content creators can gauge not merely the duration of the content but also its tone and coherence. It’s an opportunity to identify any awkward phrasing, unintended repetition or convoluted sentences that’ll trip up the speaker or confuse the audience

READING YOUR SCRIPT OUT ALOUD: ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA.
In essence, reading scripts aloud serves as a litmus test because of their effectiveness in the medium for which they’re intended. It’s a proactive step toward ensuring that this content resonates having its audience and achieves the required objectives. So, the very next time you’re preparing to shoot a movie or deliver a presentation, remember to see your script aloud. It’s a small but invaluable investment of time that could yield significant dividends in the quality of your final product.