Sentence examples for staged interviews from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garlin said the podcasts will be more like conversations with friends than staged interviews about coming projects.

He also created a dossier of staged interviews to show his bosses that Mr. Taylor was too valuable to indict.

George W. Bush and his advisers in the run-up to the Iraq War; The Power of Yes (2009), the playwright's attempt, via staged "interviews," to understand the 2008 financial crisis; and South Downs (2011), a one-act play about a solitary schoolboy's struggles with friendship in the 1960s.

Gillespie in effect films the entire action as hypotheticals, in a cinematic conditional mood that's emphasized throughout the film both by the interpolated staged interviews and by characters' asides to the camera, addressing the viewer with winking interpretations of the actions in progress.

It was that quality that Morgen sought to channel in "Montage of Heck," with its liberal use of special effects and its dramatically staged interviews with members of Cobain's family, a girlfriend, Love and Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic.

For the majority of the participants however, the staged interviews offered a valued opportunity to talk about living and anticipating dying in a care home and enabled them to build a rapport with members of the research team.

You might expect that presenting a staged interview would result in a series of freeze-dried anecdotes.

Who The evening began with a staged interview between the artist Theaster Gates and the Newsweek/The Daily Beast editor Tina Brown.

Documentary supremo Kent and writer Gillian Slovo collaborate to stage interviews about young men and women who leave Britain for Iraq and Syria.

Five journalists are planning to reveal the books that changed theirs during on-stage interviews.

The conference site gives you the complete speaker roster, commentary, and full videos of the on-stage interviews as well as demos and hallway conversations.