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Tina interviews Dr. Leimomi Kanagusuku (when she was still an MD4 student at JABSOM). Photo by Deborah Manog Dimaya.
One of the highlights of SXSW Day 6 (Wednesday, March 13) was attending the SXSW Interview with Depeche Mode. Unfortunately, there was a very long queue for the event, and I ended up getting seats toward the back of the room. The combination of my iPhone's poor zoom capabilities and the overly bright stage lighting resulted in rather blurry, washed-out pics. Seated from left to right are interviewer Jason Bentley, Martin Gore, Dave Gahan, and Andrew Fletcher. I didn't catch any video, but you can read a transcript of the interview at www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2013/03/22/175065996/depeche-....
I have an important interview tomorrow and have not been sure whether to wear a suit or go a bit casual.
So I have settled on the above compromise. I think it sets the right tone?
Special thanks to Fifi for taking the photo :-)
I Am Greatness is here for Business Day. They are teaching kids life skills and holding mock interviews.
Interview with Brian of Technical Dive International at the Beneath the Sea Scuba Show in March of 2007
I have an interview at art school for a place on the foundation course.
But now the hard part - getting a portfolio together. What does a portfolio look like in this context? What do i put in it? Any and all advice very welcome....
oh, and I started a set for possibilities (copying brendadada ) which shows you where I'm starting from.... but I am currently hating everything!
Journalist : Does birth control make sense to you ?
From Charlotte Beaudry : Mademoiselle Nineteen (2010).
This project’s inspiration is a scene from Jean-Luc Godard’s film “Masculin Féminin”(1966) in which Jean-Pierre Léaud, in the role of an IFOP researcher, interviews a young girl, newly crowned “Mademoiselle 19 ans” by a women’s magazine. Ironically titled “Dialog with a consumer product”, the interview brings up various themes such as socialism, birth control, women’s rights, political commitments, love etc. The topical impetuosity of the scene, its sneering tone, the theme and also its raw production (still camera, sequential takes, abruptness) stirred Charlotte Beaudry to undertake a reinterpretation.
“Mademoiselle Nineteen” started with a photo shoot to choose five 19-year-old models with the required physique, but who were also able to express themselves freely and spontaneously. Caroline, Jessica, Noémie, Natasja, and Marissa, art students in Brussels, agreed to be filmed and interviewed by a journalist from the institute of market research IPOS. Unaware of the context inspired by the sequence in “Masculin Féminin”, unaware also that an actor was interviewing them rather than a journalist, the young models submitted candidly to the unusual line of questioning taken from the original film dialog. Five radically different personalities emerged under the cold gaze of the fixed camera.
Marissa : Marissa Seraphin.
Caroline : Caroline Dehareng.
Jessica : Jessica Quarato.
The Journalist : Stéphane Vuillet.
Art direction : Charlotte Beaudry.
Photography : Patrice Michaux.
Sound engineer : Maxime Wathieu.
Editing : Laurence Vaes.
Translation : Pierre Beaudry.
Direction and production : Marc Wathieu - X.Y.Zèbres scrl.
With the support of Cera CVBA.
B/W High-Definition video projection.
Photos of the lost interview I did with Lostboycrow on October 20, 2017 at the Fox Cabaret in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Taken by: Tessa Keel.
Cimorelli Interview at the Entertainment Weekly Stage inside VidCon 2016. Prior to their nighttime performance at the AwesomenessTV Festival later that evening.
VidCon Day 2, June 24, 2016
Haitian American Reginald Turnier interviews a beneficiary of Haitian Health Allies who describes what she has accomplished with the monthly stipends. Other slides show that with the help of neighbors, she's built shelter for herself and her ten kids and they are going to school.