Mastering Street Interviews - NBCU Academy 101
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Are you looking for the public’s opinion on a particular topic or eyewitness accounts to major events? You might want to get some MOS aka "Man On the Street" interviews. NBC News Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard talks about his tips and tricks to get people to open up to journalists.
"Folks will tell you what the story is - listen to them," said Hillyard. "That’s the value of talking to folks on the street."
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I havent done any on the street interviews in a long long time, but this motivates me to try it again thanks.
This is great! I’ve been looking for a good video explanation of mos segments for my class to watch and this was what I needed.
Glad it was helpful David! Thanks for sharing.
Do you need to have the people you interview sign a release?
Are you ever nervous about approaching people?
Yes I want to do street interviews but I'm scared to approach people mostly of rejection can somebody help me
Reporters can be nervous but remember that with repetition you can get the nerves worked out of you! Using the tips we outlined here can help alleviate some of these fears.
@@NBCUAcademyhow do you recommend doing this without a camera person? Any more tips for doing MOS?
Yes you have to accept the fact that there are rude people and get over it. It does get easier with time. Don't ask if you can record them right away. Just ask if you can talk to them for a second and then explain to them what you're doing.
@@monicac719 I feel like a camera person is quite integral personally, not only so you're able to focus on interviewing, but also having that extra person really boosts your confidence and makes you feel safer.
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This some good information!
Glad it was helpful!
Do you get a written consent from the interviewees?
Hi Aleksi - in news we normally have verbal consent rather than any written release form.
I have been looking for a good video
I WANT to be a Street Interviewer, I talk to EVERYONE anyway ❤❤❤ #CtnWC #Home
I'm watching this with a very different use case in mind, but this is really useful anyway!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I’d love to know how to appropriately introduce yourself and ask them for an interview in a way that they would want to take part in, I get really nervous and can’t get people to answer.
That's a great question. You can see a little bit of that when Vaughn was approaching people for this piece - he would go up to them and just introduce himself, his affiliation (NBC News), and say he has a quick question. Check out the video we did on Local News Reporting to see more of that - Melissa Colorado just introduces herself and asks if they have opinions and usually by that point people are more than happy to talk!
nbcuacademy.com/local-news-reporter/
Great video !
Fantastic!
aren't these also called vox pops
Yes they are also sometimes called vox pops! We spoke to some of our colleagues about this. We have found that many of our dot com colleagues refer to them as vox pops, and in the UK, vox pop is a more common term. Here in the US, and especially in TV news, we refer to them as MOS.