Journalism Jobs : How to Conduct an Interview With a Source

Conducting an interview with a source requires conducting background research beforehand to get a better handle on the subject matter. Conduct an interview with concise and poignant questions with tips from an award-winning journalist in this free video on journalism.

Expert: Bruce Edwards
Contact: www.rutlandherald.com
Bio: Bruce Edwards is an award-winning journalist with the Rutland (Vermont) Daily Herald.
Filmmaker: Rich Alcott

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• journalism
• news careers
• writing jobs
• journalism writing
• news radio
• radio broadcasting

[bavarianwerks]

I've had jobs that pay well, very well, but they were so boring and predictable. It's like a slow death. With journalism you get the reward of excitement.

[queennarnia24]

I'm planning to be a journilist and that's good to know that it's not a boring job

[David8Parkour]

I am ready. I just picked up a new Cross pen and some legal paper. Ready for the interview.

[2minutechat]

Thank you sir I appreciate your sharing of the secrets to success

[cavbusisolutions]

Very interesting video. I can tell you have a passion for your work.

[absolutelykinda]

I love the guy eating in the background

[Maffaraxi]

i like to be a news reporter .. that would be great!

[smooothjasminka]

intrsting



[partner346]

Good information. I'm writing a book that will be largely driven by interviews I'll be conducting, so I'm hoping to be extremely thorough and efficient in the process.

[lucianamelofranca]

nice!!