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The reason im interested in this topic, when in 8th grade and the 2016 Presidential Election I remember all my friends and classmates talking about the election and how Trump was a clear choice over Clinton. I literally had no idea what they were talking about, but Trump won the election and that was that. Through the next four years though I started to get really interested in Politics, by senior year my interest in the Political System that I really wanted to get involved in something, anything to do with Politics. When I heard that a Trump rally was coming to Boyne City I was so excited. I wrote down some questions to ask his supporters on why they support Trump, grabbed one of my friends and told him to film me asking the questions. Once I got all the footage together and matched the audio I uploaded it to Facebook and Youtube. It went insane on Facebook, many, many shares and many comments. Some helpful and some hurtful. I really enjoyed every aspect of the experience I had and that's why I would like to pursue this path

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When I say journalism, I mean reporting and talking, not writing articles. Reporters ask questions to gain knowledge about the situation, person(s)

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The community would be everyone watching/listening to the interviews.

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How does the content get distributed throughout the community 

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How does the content get distributed throughout the community 

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The content would be distributed strictly though the internet, I don't think any hard physical copies could be distributed at any time. The content that I had with the earlier interviews that I conducted were distributed though social media. Likes, shares, etc.

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https://youtu.be/4oXZXT3D0UE

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Jordan Klepper vs. Iowans Who Think Trump Won | The Daily Show

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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=video&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwikz4eA47L3AhWTG80KHQFtBKsQtwJ6BAgGEAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dug2ktyecRMM&usg=AOvVaw2Itf9e_4U64IUOYmQ6RCGQ

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I analyzed 3 interviews, 1 political one, 2 regular ones. The Political one was short, got straight to the point, asked the questions that everyone wanted answered. The other two were by a YouTube channel named "Soft-White Underbelly" weird name, amazing interviews. They took it slow, asked the people about many things, from their childhood to what they did yesterday.

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Both interviews were for a purpose, getting right to the point or taking their time, both were filled with purpose

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The first video is the main inspiration I had to do my own political video. The second video is an interview with GWB about the September 11th attacks. I chose the second one because I watch this documentary called "Air Force Once" about the 9/11 attacks and I think its super interesting. I also chose these because I like the sit down, one-on-one type of interviews and also just walking up and talking to people

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The goals are to gain information and options from the person/people you're conducting the interview on

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Writing down questions that you will want to ask the people/person you're conducting and interview on will help you a lot more and will make it a lot more stressful than thinking on your feet

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Knowing your audience before going to political rallies is very important. You want to make them think that you are on their side. An example of this would be, when I went and talked to Trump supporters, I wore a mask that said "Trump 2020" and I didn't have any of my nails painted. I wanted them to feel comfortable with me so I could get their honest opinions.
Having the right body language while doing interviews is also very important. Maintaining eye contact, nodding your head, facing them, etc. Basically just show that you are actively listening.

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Some of the common language features...
Using language your audience will understand
Questions that are asked to gain information
Active Listenting
Casual and easily understood language

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How the language you use affects the moves

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How the language you use affects the moves

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The language features help to allow interviews to go smooth and easy language to understand can have the person/persons understand it better, and getting a better response from them

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When researching the journalism genre, the things I found/learned were helpful, especially the body language one. I knew a decent amount about it from my past two experiences with interviews. I look forward to using the things I learned when I go to Ann Arbor on the 14th for a protest about the overturning of Roe V. Wade