Journalistic Contexts:

Newspaper:

This is a print context. The reason this is a print context is because newspapers are printed by the publisher such as, The Sun, The Daily Star, The Guardian etc. interviews inside of newspapers are usually found in the article section. For example this is an interview from The Sun:

Television:

This is a television context. Television contexts are when something is publicly broadcasted or streamed, live or not unto a television with types such as, documentaries, news, chat shows etc. Interviews are usually found in things such as documentaires, news broadcasting's etc.
you can find stuff like this online too at:


News:

Chat shows:

Documentaries:

Radio:

Radio is a context of its own. Radio contexts are interviews which are broadcasted onto radio stations such as, Capital fm, Radio 1, Hallam Fm, etc.

you can find interviews in places such as:

Radio 1:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00723g0

Capital Fm:

 http://www.capitalfm.com/artists/david-guetta/news/martin-garrix-new-song/#dSFIrA14SFVJFS4O.97


  Online magazines/Articles:

Online magazines are apart of online contexts. This is because any information where interviews or any other production of news you want is easily accessible online because you type the story you want into a search engine then you will find it on places such as.

Interview Magazine:

http://www.interviewmagazine.com/

Empire Magazine:

http://www.empireonline.com/

Red Online:

http://www.redonline.co.uk/red-women/interviews

Studio Newsreaders:

Studio News reporters are indoor broadcasting a headline or story, which is of importance at the time of casting. If the news report needs to leave the studio they will provide a link to the field reporters who will be “in the action.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7ZBnNu_iAI

timestamps:

0:49

1:20

2:23

Field Reporters:

Field reporters are the ones that are put in the centre of the action. They usually get linked to and from the studio with acquiring details more of the story. It can be either a pre recording (documented) or a live feed to where the story is taking place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGcRoJBq0Wk

Timestamps:

0:45

2:31

Links To The Studio:

Links to the studio are when a studio reporter will switch over to a field reporter or visa versa. It is where the studio reporter will be talking about something but then needing to switch over to the field reporter who is at the place of action, so then they say “ and here is john smith in **** in the centre of the action.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1u5bPJUHZM

Timestamps:

1:07

1:38

Mode Of Address:

Mode of address is defined by the use of formal and informal language. It is determined on if the newscaster is using slang, or abbreviated terms. Different news shows use this such as the BBC news crew are sober and formal, and BBC Three news cast are quite relaxed and use a slight bit of slang.

BBC Three news

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2MMQKKqMhY

BBC news

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgR5AFsqaIY

0:43 introduction

Interviewing:

Interviewing is a technique used to gain important information from a source

Examples of different interview types:

combative:

Paxman vs Brand

In this video Jeremy Paxman is interviewing Russell Brand about political involvement which starts to get vigilant and combative. combative is where things start to get heated and become more of a worded fight than a debate.


Lighthearted/ entertainment:

Daniel Radcliffe Raps Blackalicious' "Alphabet Aerobics"

In this video Daniel Radcliffe was on an american television show, speaking about when he used to learn fast raps from artists such as Eminem and Plan B. Then the TV show host asks Daniel to do the rap.

Investigative:

Interview with police spokesman Charles Owino on the serve and suffer investigative story:

In this interview straight at the start the interviewer asked if any of the police officers that have been interviewed will not be discriminated on for what they say trying to find out information. investigative interviews are about finding out information and investigating a problem or circumstances.

Promotional interview:

Promotional video:

In this interview the interviewee is promoting their new film they was in. The interviewer usually tends to ask questions about the film to find out information to get the viewer hooked and want tto watch the film. This is called publicly broadcasting.