Early last year, she began driving around the country to conduct on-camera interviews with experts on subjects ranging from concrete countertops to green homes.
Its FilmEd site offers a host of free resources, including a curriculum guide for educators; a "transmedia storyteller tool-kit guide"; filmmaking materials on how to conduct on-camera interviews and the like; and viewing guides for movies like "Fruitvale Station".
A crew from Left/Right Productions -- the company behind "I Want to Work For Diddy" and the short-lived Mr. T reality show, "I Pity the Fool" -- set up shop in Grand Central Terminal earlier this year and conducted on-camera interviews with about 100 interested transit workers.
Two sources familiar with Farrow's reporting confirmed that he had conducted on-camera interviews; it's unclear if any of those interviews were with the women who have accused Weinstein of harassment or assault.
"Congresswoman Giffords has not decided if she's going to conduct an on-camera interview," Mr. Kimble told a local news organization, The Tucson Sentinel.
But the Canadian government won't let the Toronto Star conduct an on-camera interview with Omar Khadr because doing so could cause trouble within the Canadian prison where Khadr is now detained.
Back in the office, we conduct the on-camera interview, and I again see her desire to disrupt conventions and the everyday when she goads me into asking "a question you've never asked anyone, something you haven't planned".
A local television personality conducted an on-camera interview with Mr. Maazel.
Still, Ms. Regan — who conducted the on-camera interview with Mr. Simpson and is presumed to own the rights to it — could still seek a sale either to a cable channel or even a pay-per-view company.
No Western journalist has met him in person, except possibly for Nic Robertson of CNN, who conducted an on-camera interview in 2009 with someone who said he was Mr. Mujahid.
The program had conducted an on-camera interview with Karin Ward, who said she had been abused by Mr. Savile in the 1970s while she was a 14-year-old inmate at the now-closed Duncroft School, a state institution for emotionally disturbed teenage girls.
