Interview technique
Led by a journalist from RFI or MCD (depending on the language), this intensive training gives participants the opportunity to practice very concretely this always perilous exercise of the live interview. After theoretical input and listening to some remarkable interviews, participants must prepare and carry out numerous interviews in live conditions which then give rise to critical group listens. The trainer then provides corrections and personalized advice.
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How to carry out an interview
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Dealing with a sensitive interviewee
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How to cope with all situations
Journalists and radio presenters
The training centres around practical work and theory (role-play, professional situations, practical exercises, group feedback) Use of video to encourage self-evaluation among trainees.
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The role of the interviewer
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The different types of interviews and ways of asking questions (live, pre-recorded or telephone interviews, TV or radio interviews)
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Interview preparation: background information, guest selection, planning an interview, choosing the opening question)
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Carrying out the interview: the guest’s behaviour, news context, listening, respecting the plan
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Coping with a difficult interview
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Time management and dealing with different constraints
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Editing and mixing for radio
With the digitalisation of radio - especially in small radio stations - it is essential that journalists and producers are able to produce a programme. Discover how to produce a professional radio show with technicians from RFI.
Voice training
Substance is essential, but in radio, form is of equal importance. Even the most important information may not catch the attention of listeners if it is not well delivered. This workshop will enable participants to understand the importance of their voices and how to make best use of them. Simple exercises will focus on dictation, speed, breathing and concentration to improve vocal techniques and efficiency.
Studio operation
This workshop allows technicians and sound operators to improve their operation of studios for broadcasting and radio production. Some theory work will deal with the basics of analogue and digital sound. Technicians will practice using studio equipment largely through practical work.