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You would find the interviews in the Tv sector online and also on the Television when broadcasted. The job roles for the people that are in the television sector would be interviewers, hosts and presenters.

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Where might we find print media -       Newspapers, magazines, posters, flyers.

What do we call the job role - Journalists, Reporter, Researcher.

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Where would you find interviews on television?

You would find them predominantly on morning television shows such as The One Show however they can also be found on sports broadcasting and especially talk shows.

What are the job roles called?

The person asking the questions would be the Presenter, they provide a face for camera on who asks the questions, and try to manage the pace of the actual interview. There are also Broadcast Researchers/Journalists that conduct a majority of the research of information prior to the interview to help build the questions and figure angles of approach.

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You can find print interviews in magazines, newspapers like The Film Magazine, the Millbank media offers print media training courses that include practical exercises

The “interviewer” job role tends to be a journalist or a reporter for a print interview within the media

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tiktok, snapchat spotlight, instagram, youtube shorts - short form videos, short attention spans, 60 second videos of content creators, and influencers

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You could find most interviews in short for content which is about 60secs - 3 min long (speeding up the interview)

You call them content creators

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1. You can find interviews everywhere. E.g. Tik Tok, YouTube, Instagram, Google news (that thing where you swipe right)

2. Influencers, Content Creators, Social media STARSSSS.

3. (Linked Photo)

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where to find interviews in radio - you can find them in the BBC radio 4 podcast guide and the BBC 4 Radio 4 archive in radio the only interview techniques you can go off of would be their lexicon, phrasing, pace, pitch and their timbre, due to people not being able to see the interviewers and interviewees non-verbal communication and their interactions.

job roles - radio personality / hosts, radio producer, news director, music director, audio engineer, announcer, reporter.

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TikTok, Youtube shorts, Facebook, Instagram

Influencer and content creator

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Television interview purpose and location-LC

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Television interview purpose and location-LC

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the purpose of most television shows/figures/stars are too advertise or give commentary, its not uncommon that stars of television programming such as the stranger things interviews happen on the BBC where in the show is praised and advertised as well as behind the scenes commentary is made, but sport is slightly different sports interviews are far more frequent and generally succinct while there are longer sets usually its fits hand commentary from a player on the match and his opinions on how it went or questions about the team being done on a larger scale. For these sets the job roles would likely consist of talk show hosts, journalists, researchers, actors, managers, players so on and so forth

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Television interviews can be found in certain places like websites such as the BBC, the news and other websites

People who host interviews on television are often called interviewers, hosts or presenters

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1. you can find interviews in different print forms e.g. journalists can interview people about a certain story and put it in the paper. reporters might interview witnesses for a story to then broadcast on the news

2. depending on what aspect, they can be called journalists or reporters, or if it's sport related they're called shout casters. it depends on what field they're in.

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the magazines and newspapers have evolved with the rise of digital media and changing the landscape of media consumption

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Within magazines, interviews are usually within their own dedicated section of the magazine, typically accompanied by an article about the person being interviewed. These interviews are usually conducted by journalists, done in a face to face meeting or online communication.

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no body language , only audio , shorter than regualar interviews

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social media leans into the short attention span of everyone with short videos on TikTok with clips of influencers/ content creators interviewing people

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job role for someone in print who does interviews is a print operator.

interviews can be anywhere through out a newspaper about what topic is speaking about and can be done by journalists.

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Social media is leaning into the short attention span of the viewers by focusing on more entertaining subjects. Social media has changed the interviews to seek out the most information in short time due to it becoming easier for the viewer to be persuaded and distracted in this age. These interviews will especially feel the pressure as they also have a lot more contenders and competition than back before the dawn of social media.

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Social Media is changing interviews, as nowadays they are becoming more entertainment, rather than having a long conversation about promoting the book/film/TV show. For example, when Bridgeton S4 came out, a lot of the press interviews were reading posts on social media, and playing games to give an insight to the actor, rather than the show they're trying to promote. Additionally, this could make people go "the actor sounds like a nice person, I'll go watch this show that they're in", which will then get more viewers etcetera.

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the difference between magazines and newspapers is that they are influenced by there distinct function