TV Interview (Islamic Broadcasting)

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Peace be upon you!

The task given was really last minute because almost at the end of the class, Madam Aishah suddenly asked all of us to go down to the floor 4 because she wanted us to attend a Sharing Session and get a soundbite of the guest for an interview!

So, here's my part. Enjoy!

Student/Group Name: Rabiatul Adawiyah Abdul Hanif                  TV Interview 2 Column Script
Date: 2.4.2019

Topic: Islamic Broadcasting
Duration: 02:00
Respondent: Mr Nor Helmee b Zainal Abidin

Audio: 


SFX:
Crowd voices and clapping sounds in a theatre hall.











SFX:
Audiences clapping.





SFX:
Sound from the projector.



SFX:
Audiences clapping.










SFX:
Background music playing softly in the hall.
Video:

INT- Theatre Hall
XLS//FADE IN:
Audiences clapping their hands for the opening event.

LS:
Emcee standing in the middle and greet the audiences as well as the guest.

“Good evening everyone, welcome to the sharing session with our honourable guest, Mr Nor Helmee Zainal Abidin from the industry, Media Prima Berhad. Famously known for his work, Mari Mengaji on TV9.”

MS:
“So, without further a due, I would like to invite Mr Nor Helmee to come up front to start our sharing session. Please give him a round of applause!”

MS:
Guest reaches for the microphone and starts talking.

XLS:
Guest introduced himself while showing some of his videos on the screen projector.

MCU:
Guest wrapping up his talk, shares his social media account and promoting his TV program show “CELIK CILIK”.

MS:
Mic pass back to the emcee. Emcee thank the guest and open up q&a session with the audience.

LS//PANNING:
Focus to the audience seat.


Q & A SESSION

Question 1: Hi, Mr Helmee. You mentioned earlier that you started Mari Mengaji on your own. How did you start it? What was your first approach or effort in making the program?

Answer 1: I started with doing my research. Which are through trends and kids’ psychology. I wanted to do something different than everyone else. Mainly I started it with research.

Question2: While you were doing the program, Mari Mengaji, did you receive more positive or negative feedback?

Answer 2: Alhamdulillah I received a lot of positive feedback but I did also receive criticisms. People said I played around too much during the program because I was working with kids. It’s in their nature to play around and to have short attention span. I understood that.

Question 3: Mr Helmee, mind to share any tips for newly content creators in the industry later on?

Answer 3: Firstly, start with what you have. You don’t need to feel pressured in buying the perfect equipment to start everything. The next thing to do is to be brave for failure. Accept all the   criticism. There are going to be people who’s going to see the negative side. Thank them if it’s the truth but if they are wrong, just forgive them. It’s a waste to feel pressured by it. We need to enjoy our life and be brave to make mistakes.

FADE OUT


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