Recorded Interview

Me and my partner Stacey both compiled a series of 15 questions which we would go on to use when interviewing each other.

First off, we used Microsoft word to write down the questions and then we used a programme called reaper which records voice to record each interview. When I interviewed stacey, there were no technical glitches. However; when stacey interviewed me, although her computer clearly recorded sound as you could see the sound wave spectrum on the screen, there was no sound, the audio clip was silent.

I think the interview went rather well. I hadn't seen the questions id be asked before the interview so they were new to me, but I felt comfortable answering them and didn't stutter. Stacey was also very fluid and quick with her responses and if there was a question she couldn't answer, she clearly stated this.

I would be happy to do it again.

The questions were all aimed at the interviewee (stacey) and ranged from questions such as "where are you from?", to finding out her interests by asking "what is your favourite film?" The purpose was to enable me to build a very wide image of what Stacey is, who she is, and what she likes.