Profile Interviews

from Broadcast Journalism · host Dr Lawrie Zion

Profiles are a staple of all media formats. But why are they so popular? What are the ingredients of profile interviews? And are there differences when it comes to preparing profile interviews for broadcast and print? Copyright 2010 Lawrie Zion / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

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