Interview
Recording a conversation with a guest, expert, executive, or client. You can do a calm single-camera format or a more dynamic multi-camera recording.
OKVideo.Pro Studio · Moscow
Studio for interviews and expert video
OKVideo.Pro is a studio for recording expert video: an interview, an executive address, or a training video with lighting, sound, cameras, and a technical crew.
A video studio for experts works well when you need a clean picture, clear sound, and a calm recording without office noise, poor lighting, and technical fuss.
1 minute from the metro
camera and teleprompter
turnkey recording
Use cases
Which tasks it fits
Expert video
A video studio for experts, consultants, lecturers, and company representatives: explain a topic, service, or product in a polished way, with 4K recording if needed.
Executive address
A format for addressing employees, partners, or clients. You can use a teleprompter, a prepared text, a presentation, or a short outline.
Training video
Recording a lesson, instruction, course module, or internal training material with good lighting, sound, and shot control.
Video for your website
Recording a video intro, short expert clips, a team presentation, service explanations, and answers to common questions for a landing page.
Video for YouTube or VK
Studio recording for regular content: interviews, expert episodes, educational videos, and explainer clips.
What's included
What the studio recording covers
- ✓studio, lighting, cameras, and 4K expert video recording as needed;
- ✓sound, video recording, and audio recording;
- ✓help with the shot and seating;
- ✓camera and teleprompter on request.
- ✓technical support;
- ✓speaker support before the shoot;
- ✓recording control on site.
The studio removes the randomness from the process: you do not need to find a quiet room, improvise lighting, worry about the microphone, or check why the camera is shooting your face from below.
Why a studio
Why it is better not to shoot important video on a phone
A phone is fine for quick clips and short messages. But when you need to record an expert video, an interview, or an executive address, stable lighting, clean sound, the right shot, a background, and recording control all matter.
In a studio you can set up the picture in advance, check the microphones, choose a comfortable framing, do several takes, and get material that looks like prepared video rather than a random recording.
This matters especially if the video will be published on a website, sent to clients, used in training, or kept inside the company for a long time.
Lighting and how you look on camera
The camera sees differently than the human eye. Ordinary office lighting can create shadows, glare, and a messy background. Studio lighting helps make the face readable and avoids accidental dips in the picture.
For a shoot, it is best to avoid fine stripes, very fine patterns, strong shine, and neon colors. If the shoot is important, you can discuss clothing and look in advance.
Makeup is not always needed, but for important recordings it helps remove skin shine and even out tone - not a "new face", but so the camera and lighting do not exaggerate unnecessary details.
Sound and microphones
Even a very good picture does not save a video if the sound is poor. In an interview and expert video, it is important for the voice to be clear, even, and free of extra noise.
The microphone is chosen to fit the format: one speaker, an interview, a conversation between two people, a recording with a presentation, or an executive address.
Teleprompter, presentation, or free speech
A teleprompter helps if the text matters and needs to be delivered precisely: for an executive address, an official message, or a complex expert video.
A presentation is handy when the recording is built around slides, diagrams, figures, or a product demo.
Free speech from talking points works if the speaker knows the topic well: we help with the shot, lighting, sound, and technology, and the speaker talks in their own words.
Green screen and 4K
4K expert video recording and a green screen are available when the task needs them: to replace the background, fit the speaker into graphics, or keep quality headroom for editing.
What matters is not "shooting everything in 4K for the sake of 4K", but choosing the format to fit the task: where the video will be published, how it will be edited, and how much detail needs to stay in the shot.
Preparation
How to prepare for the recording
- ✓define the goal of the video and prepare talking points or a script;
- ✓decide whether a teleprompter is needed and agree on the duration;
- ✓prepare a presentation if you need one;
- ✓choose clothing without fine patterns or strong shine;
- ✓arrive early and do not schedule the recording too tightly.
A little preparation greatly reduces nervousness and helps record the material faster.
Pricing
Budget guidelines
The price depends on the duration, the number of cameras, lighting, teleprompter, makeup artist, editing, and the final format.
Expert video
A short expert talk or a training video
- 2 hours in the studio
- camera, lighting, sound
- output recording
Interview or podcast
A conversational format with a focus on sound and the shot
- 2 hours in the studio
- several microphones
- recording for editing
Extended shoot
Several cameras, a teleprompter, a makeup artist, a green screen, or 4K
- custom crew
- extended preparation
- estimate before work starts
FAQ
Common questions about recording in the studio
Can the interview be recorded with several cameras?
Yes. You can use one camera for a simple format or several cameras for a more dynamic recording and convenient material for editing.
Can a teleprompter be used?
Yes. A teleprompter is useful for addresses, official texts, and recordings where it is important to deliver the wording precisely.
Can an executive address be recorded?
Yes. This is one of the formats that suit the studio: lighting, sound, camera, a teleprompter on request, and a calm recording without office distractions.
Can video be shot on a green screen?
Yes, if the project needs a replaceable background or graphic integration. It is best to discuss the format in advance.
Is a makeup artist needed?
Not always. But for important recordings, makeup helps remove shine, even out skin tone, and make the person in the shot look neater.
What is best to wear for a shoot?
It is best to avoid fine stripes, fine checks, strong shine, and neon colors. Calm colors work well.
Can I get the source files?
Yes. It is best to agree on how materials will be handed over in advance: source files, a finished recording, separate tracks, or material ready for editing.
Want to record an interview or expert video?
Tell us the format, duration, number of participants, and whether you need a teleprompter. We will suggest a studio option and budget guidelines.