Final task: how will the questions change?

I have learned lots about interviews through conducting my own interview in my preliminary task. It has helped me to understand what types of questions I need to ask in my final task. In my preliminary task, I asked very open questions which helps and encourages open discussions.

However, I believe that the questions I asked in my preliminary task were valid, but don't believe that they directly correlate to my topic. I feel as if the second half of my interview was much more substantial than the first.

The conversation first started to change off of topic, which I do not want to happen in my final task, therefore I will be making sure that the questions asked in my topic are open but don't invite the conversation to go off-topic.

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Final task: set questions for my first interview

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Preliminary task: reflection and evaluation

What went well? In my preliminary task, I believe there were many things that went well, one being the positioning of my interviewee. I deliberately placed the interviewee off the center to make it feel more like a conversation, creating an open atmosphere for the interview. I also believe that during the later stages of my preliminary task, I really hit my target of the kind of topics that I want to discuss and raise awareness for in my interview; such as the struggle of loneliness for young men. What didn't go so well? I believe the technical side of my interview wasn't as sophisticated as I would like it to be, this is mainly down to time constraints, as I am a boarder at college, and I only have limited time to film with people outside of college. I also feel as if some of my interviews didn't really correlate to my topic as much as I would like them to have. What have I learned/ what will I do in my final task differently? In my final draft, I will continue the idea of...

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