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Codes and Conventions of an Interview
- Mise en scene
- Setting/Background
- The background is
important, it
signifies the genre/theme.
- Lighting
- Should mostly be focused on
- Should mostly be focused on
- The background is
important, it
signifies the genre/theme.
- Costume
- Appropriate for the genre
- Looks professional and suitable
- Looks professional and suitable
- Props are also used
in and interview to
show the audience of
what the theme is.
- Appropriate for the genre
- Setting/Background
- Camera angles
- Direct address
- When the person infront of the
camera is talking directly to the
camera
- When the person infront of the
camera is talking directly to the
camera
- Medium Close up
- Close up
- Captures the emotion and faciel
expressions of the interviewee
- Captures the emotion and faciel
expressions of the interviewee
- Framing
- Left or Right
- If there is more than one interview being
used then the positioning alternates, this
adds to the creativity
- Positioning is important, if the
interviewee is on the right side of the
frame, the interviewer should be on the
left side of the frame.
- The interviwer should be sitting or
standing as close to the camera as
possible
- Positioning is important, if the
interviewee is on the right side of the
frame, the interviewer should be on the
left side of the frame.
- Left or Right
- Direct address
- Graphics
- Names
- Titles
- Job titles
- Subtitles
- Names
Media attachments
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