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Social Media and Interviews
Social Media and Interviews
Social Media and Interviews
New tools
What do we mean by new tools? Everything from social media to ways of doing stuff via the web (questionnaires etc.)
Social media refers to most types of on-line media, such as: Blogs Social Networking (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter On-line Video
Media Interviews
There are two types of TV and radio interview; prerecorded and live. There are pros and cons of both these, but live is best. TV clip could be as short as 10 to 20 seconds; or up to three minutes for radio. Interviews can take place either in a studio or outside this will depend on the story and the amount of time and resources the radio or TV station has available. If your interview is in a studio you may find yourself talking directly with your interviewer or you could be in a room by yourself talking into a camera or microphone, which is known as doing an interview down the line. If you are filmed for TV outside of a studio, there will usually be two people involved, a camera operator and a reporter.
Bridging
What is bridging? You have a short time to talk about your subject You want to get your message across Bridging is what you do to link back to your subject Reporters question Your answer The bridge
Bridging
If I could only say one thing about this, it would be... The most important thing to remember is... Lets look at it from a broader perspective... There is another important concern... Whats important to remember is... Even more importantly... You should also remember... There is more to the story, specifically that... What I want to make sure you understand here is... If you remember only one thing I say... The most important point is... The key issue is... Our first concern is... What that means is...
Questions to ask?
1. What is your project? 2. Why is it important? 3. What are you trying to accomplish? 4. Does the community support your work?