RE: Conversation w/ @lovejoy and asking the Steemit community for project feedback!
I think it's a great idea. My initial idea would be to have a google doc where people can signup, maybe 1 or 2 a week? (whatever that doesn't matter) but what I was getting at was simply creating a clear queue for who will upload what video when, plus this way the last question will always be the starting one for the next one, instead of a last question that then have 4 videos start with that one and then you have 4 new last questions that are all different - but that isn't a bad thing either - it just depends how "linear" you want to keep it.
I def think videos should have a max of 5 minutes; however you could maybe do a "weekly" video that is of the longer variety that maybe goes a little more in depth or a story has crossed your plate that clearly justifies more than a 5 min vid. The weekly video would be sort of a "highlighted" interview.
Those are my initial thoughts. I may come back and post again if I have some others as the idea rattles around in my head.
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Should it be long form or conversational
I would say either; I would like the video to be in whatever form the person feels most comfortable with or is closest to their own personality.
edit 2: you can also throw me on a list of participants if you want
All great considerations @artistchristian. Actually, one thing that just occurred to me is the recent bwphotochallenge thing that circulated through Steemit [...and still is]. Maybe a way of nominating the next person? I don't know, though. The problem with that is not everyone is skilled with shooting interviews. I used a $3000 Nikon and a $200 Shure shotgun mic. I know some of these will be of varying quality. That's not a big deal.
The only concern I have about a Google Docs thing is the oversight. There would have to be someone to connect the dots and get people on the schedule. I know I can't do that because I'm already posting once or twice a day and doing Trial by Comics.