Codes and conventions interview

Codes and Conventions

Codes and Conventions

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The camera is usually positioned directly straight forwards in the centre of the shot but the positioning of the interviewee is manipulated.
They must be sat on either the left or right hand side of the shot typically, with the interviewer sat as close to the camera as possible on the opposite side. You will know if this is being done because the eyeline of the interviewee will go diagonally across the screen.

Also, typically the interviewer is not seen or heard throughout the interview. The only thing in the shot is the interviewee and dependent on their location any props or objects in the backround. The only voice heard aside from the voice over is the interviewees. The editing process of a documentary allows an interview to have cutaways added to it to break up the interview and also cover any jump cuts from happening as the questions in the interview has been edited out.

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