interviews
posted by Design
Being on camera can be intimidating, especially to those who don't do it
regularly. Video is becoming a valuable tool for business promotion and
it’s important to be familiar with the camera. If you have been asked
to represent your company through video, here are some tips to make
things go smoothly and ensure that you look your best.
What to say
- Create a bulleted list of talking
points. It may sound easier to write a word-for-word script, but unless
you are an experienced actor or news anchor, it will likely sound
unnatural.
- Prepare for a video shoot as if you are planning to
speak at a meeting or public function. Talk naturally as if speaking to a
colleague or client.
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posted by Public Relations
For our second edition of get::ting answers, Public Relations Intern Andrea interviews our Design Intern, Laura.
Andrea: As the graphic design intern, what do you do on a daily basis?
Laura: There really is no typical day, every day is different. Usually, my day consists of a mix between client work and internal work, which includes a variety of print and web design.
A: What do you like best about interning at thunder::tech?
L: My favorite thing about thunder::tech is definitely the people who work here. I enjoy the open atmosphere and the fact that it isn’t unusual to see someone ride past you on a skateboard or scooter. Having cool clients and projects to work on is a definite plus too.
A: When you were young you thought you’d grow up to be…
L: Probably a teacher or a rockstar, maybe both, like Jem from Jem and the Holograms.
A: What’s currently playing on your iPod?
L: Kanye West and Duffy.
A: What’s on your perfect ice cream sundae?
L: Twist soft serve with M&M’s.
Interns Laura and Andrea take in the view from thunder::tech's rooftop deck.
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