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Director. I’ll bring along a list of specific talking points and just steer/remind my director if they go careening off a tangent.
But also these budgets have been so low, half the time I’m also the director. So y’know. Whatever works.
Director. Always.
Director. Definitely. But I also provide a solid brief and ask them to pre interview before the on camera interviews. There really isn’t a need for spontaneity. That’s a myth.
Your case studies have a director? Wowza
Hire a director and production company that shoot this type of thing. Then let them know you may want to ask follow up questions or have them ask them. You should get what you need this way. Unless it’s a prickly celebrity, we usually ask the question multiple times or ways to get different, hopefully shorter sound bytes.
Depends. If you know how to interview do it yourself. Chances are your better off finding the talent who understands the art form.