Here's a different branch angle

you might find other suggestions in the houseplant forum ...

first thing i would do.. is google propagation .. and get some new ones started ... and if by fall.. i had one or two.. i would be done with this old feller ...

and meanwhile i would google up pruning of such... and i bet you will find some old GW/H posts about such ...

also .. when i got into the process ... i would think about repotting a severely cut back plant ...

ken

https://www.google.com/search?q=Tapla+fiddleleaf&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=Tapla+fiddle+leaf+propagation

Thought we answered this already. Cut down to about 1 ft from soil.. Place outdoors in shade for the summer. It will be renewed in about a season and a half. If you want to do cuttings, go for it but they will take a lot longer than your original plant which has roots already, and cuttings will grow straight up like a bean pole.

If you can increase your light level on this plant it wont get so leggy. These are trees that like some sun. Put in sunny window for winter.

I did that very thing to this one. Neighbors set it out. It died down from lack of water and dropped all its leaves. I cut the stems back to 3'', repotted it, watered it, and it grew to this after several seasons outside in summer:

Teeny,

I doubt Al will see this post. He rarely (if ever) participates in this forum.

I think you've got your answer, but, as Ken suggested, the Houseplant forum might be a better fit for further reading/searching. Your plant is a "tree" but is being grown in a "houseplant" scenario.