"documentary interview" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It refers to an interview that is conducted for the purpose of creating a documentary. Example: The filmmaker conducted a series of documentary interviews with survivors of the natural disaster to share their stories and raise awareness about the issue.
The director Michel Gondry narrates a sequence from his animated documentary interview with Noam Chomsky.
Historically, broadcasters – led by the BBC – have defined arts programming as documentary, interview or theatrical performance formats.
In a documentary interview for CNN to be broadcast on Monday, Mr Blair said "I apologise for the fact that the intelligence we received was wrong.
"Most vampires don't have boundaries or rules," he explains in an expository opening scene that is meant to look like a documentary interview with him.
"I remember you would hit me every day when I was a child," Allen is recorded saying to her in a documentary interview that is excerpted in Eric Lax's 1991 biography of Allen.
In the documentary interview, filmed at his home in Hamburg, N.J., Mr. Avrin visibly struggles to describe what it was like to be thousands of miles away in Japan on business when he found out his daughter had died.
"Up in the Air" has one directorial coup, the inclusion of documentary interviews with unemployed people.
Jenny's favorite topics are non-narrated audio, audio documentary, interviewing, community-based work, and public radio!
An engrossing, beautifully filmed and remarkably balanced portrait of a fascinating moment in history, cleverly enhanced by the intercutting of real-life documentary interviews.
Eschewing "documentary" interviews with residents for a night-and-day time-lapse tableau of the building's formidable architecture, it is a powerfully modulated and intensely rhythmic piece.
Blending fiction with documentary, interviewing several retired workers and scripting faux interviews with other characters, he brings huge stretches of long-repressed history to life on an intimate scale.
