Relating it back to the lectorial and the helpful tips that Louise had given us, it reminded me of one of the assessments I did for a class in Foundation Studies at RMIT last year, where we worked with a partner & interviewed them on a topic that they are interested in. Although it was just an audio recording that we needed, my partner and I had to take location into consideration because we had to have a space that was quiet in order to get a clear audio recording of each other. Eventhough it was just an audio recording, I unintentionally nodded my head and kept saying “oh i see” “wow” when listening to my partner answering. In regards to The Three-Act Structure, interviews do follow it. The interviewee starts off by introduce themselves, then progresses by talking about their interest in the subject, why they like it etc. (the middle) and towards the end, advice or future goals.