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- Your film and video projects

may sometimes involve sensitive subjects

and in these cases you will need

to pay extra special attention

to how your set is conducted

and how you interact with your talent. www.timecode.ir

When you're dealing with sensitive subjects,

you want to send any interview questions you have

ahead of time to the talent.

They need to be aware of what

they're going to be talking about

and how the questions will be phrased.

They need to know what to expect

and how the subject will be approached.

This is not the time for surprises.

If possible, you want to do things with stand-ins

when you're dealing with sensitive subjects

instead of having the talent be the ones

putting the mics on and testing the mics out

or seeing how their lighting is.

You want them to be as comfortable as possible

and get to that subject as soon as possible.

And absolutely pad your schedule with extra time.

With sensitive subjects you never

want to rush through your production.

As with any talent, but especially in this situation,

their comfort is your number one priority.

It has to be above and beyond anything else you do.

You definitely want to minimize your crew

and others that don't need to be there on your set.

You don't want them distracted

and you don't want them upset by any extra goings on.

Have your talent look at you, not the camera.

Again, you want to keep it as a conversation

and you want to be a supportive

and positive soundboard for them.

While working on projects like these

always remember your cardinal rules of conduct,

respect and patience.