Training kids on Shooting an Interview

[skettalee]

Hey, im going to be giving a class on shooting interviews for some high school students. They will be tasked to interview 20 Vets of wars and they need to know the best ways to get this done.

So I will give a quick class on shooting interviews and I need to find some resources to compile a reference guide also. Im not looking for anyone to teach me because I already know how but id like to see if anyone knows any good online resources for shooting interviews. Specially some with pictures cause you know how pictures are easier for kids. LOL

Any help? Thanks!

 

[Daniel_Runyon]

Greets again, SirSketta. I would say whenever they ask a question of a subject, for them to tell their subjects to have their answers include the question in some form, so they can edit out themselves asking the question. Thats the best way to do a formal, sit down interview. But if it were a news style interview, it can go either way and still fit with taste....for example, in an "on the street" interview, it's ok to show the interviewer and include the questions.

DWR!