How to Record an Oral History Interview
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- čas přidán 8. 08. 2009
- This short film was produced to support materials provided by the East Midlands Oral History Archive based at the University of Leicester. Further materials and additional video relating to the recording of Oral History can be found at www.le.ac.uk/emoha/ or www.le.ac.uk/emoha/howtointerv... .
The film was produced and presented by Colin Hyde of the East Midlands Oral History Archive. The film offers some helpful hints and tips to improve the recording of Oral History Interviews and help people avoid some of the more common pitfalls.
Very helpful -- both the basic practical tips as well as the examples. Thank you!
Very well done! You provided great examples and covered even a lot of the details. Audio, of course, is VERY important. I think any beginner watching this should be able to get confidently started on creating their own oral history or other interview video. Thank you for producing and sharing such a great video!
Some good basic advice, We're art students attempting this for the first time, it's ideal for the interviews in our community based project film, thanks
Very helpful. thank you. :)
so helpfull .... thank you
LOL at 5:00
Great video by the way.
Is that a stud in your chin? Thanks for the helpful vid
so polite = middle class accent and impolite = working class/regional?
That's one way to do it! Also, there's a sneaky technique to make his body experience a pleasurable kind of electricity that can make turn into a madman, try go'ogling Jevie Hindlerg's Mastery if you're not shy about these types of things!
Everything look old what the hell year was this done 1970 in Scotland but posted on 2009 on CZcams ps the old lady would look great in a scary movie
SUCKED!