Film & TV Interview Skills Workshop in Brooklyn
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; focus is on communication skills.
Overview
Learn essential interview skills for film and TV in this focused 2-hour workshop at Brooklyn’s Central Library. Gain confidence with practical techniques for engaging on-camera interviews.
Interviewing for Film & TV (Central Library)
Central Library Grand Army Plaza | One 2-hr class session | Cost: $5 (refundable upon attending)
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About This Adventure
Join this dynamic 2-hour class designed to elevate your interview skills! Learn how to prepare effectively, conduct engaging interviews, and master techniques like location scouting and multi-camera setups. Gain confidence in asking the right questions and avoid common mistakes, ensuring you stand out in any interview setting.
Rates
Student - Free
Duration
One 2-hr class non certification
About
This class covers preparing for an interview, subject research, choosing engaging questions, avoiding common pitfalls, and the art of using guiding questions to get the best answers during an interview. Also covers audio appropriate for various settings, location scouting, and one/two-camera interviewing techniques.
Adventure Tips
Prepare your questions in advance
Having a clear list of questions helps keep interviews focused and natural.
Scout your location early
Arrive early to assess lighting and background noise for optimal filming.
Use multiple camera angles
Incorporate varied perspectives to maintain viewer interest during editing.
Practice active listening
Engage with your subject to foster authentic responses and dynamic dialogue.
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History
Brooklyn has long been a center of creative innovation, influencing film and media through its diverse neighborhoods and cultural scene.
Conservation
The Central Library promotes community learning while supporting sustainable event practices to reduce environmental impact.
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Recommended Gear
Notebook and pen
Useful for jotting down questions, notes, or ideas during interviews.
Smartphone or camera
Essential for recording interviews and testing camera angles.
Portable audio recorder
Improves sound quality, especially in noisy environments.
Laptop or tablet
Helpful for quick edits or script referencing during the session.