Five Tips For On-Location Podcast Recording
Mar 21st, 2010 | By James Lewin | Category: Audio Podcasting, How to Podcast, Podcasting
Five tips for on-location podcast recording, via Mark Moran, news director for NPR’s public radio affiliate in Phoenix:
- In every environment where you do an interview, just switch on your recorder and get 15-30 seconds of ambient sound at that location.
- Ask for your subject’s name and title at the top of the interview.
- Include your voice only if you’re asking a question or making an important clarification.
- Think with your ears.
- Avoid yes/no questions. It’s helpful to direct your interview subject to answer questions in sentence format and in a declarative way.
via BusinessJournalism.org; image: John Oxton
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