I'm with 'szlevi' - the idea is there, I love the simple approach and aesthetic of the whole '50 People One Question' project, and I know you are trying to recreate the look and feel of the originals shot by Deltree, but I think the camera movements are a bit too hyper. Not saying I can do better, in fact I struggle with how much of that style is appropriate when shooting that way, trying to figure out where the line is, between adding to the overall feel and distracting from the message because its just too much. That would be my only constructive criticism, otherwise keep up the good work!

Thanks for the feedback.

Do you mind sharing with everybody what camera and/or lens you used for this footage?

Panasonic hmc 150. no lens

I love it. Only downsides I would say are: no variable frame rates, and transcoding the footage is a process.

Well done, I like it. I can't say I think the question is the best possible question you could ask, but maybe that's just because I first watched Benjamin Reece's more open-ended versions. (If you could wake up anywhere tomorrow, where would it be?) I feel like those questions say more about the people answering them than a political question.
However, if you're trying to document what's going on right now, it works.