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I never know how to answer that.

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No.

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I think my skills would be really helpful to the video team whether I was into sports or not, my opinion on sports specifically wouldn't make a difference. Less

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I would gather subjects and topics from the past so that we could move from the past to the relevant present topic instead of connecting it backwards. Less

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a. (very personal response) b."I'm not sure about KPI, but I studied the terminology and retained that CTR means click-through-rate." c. (Gave a backstory beginning from when I was a child and my dad would always get the newest video camera, etc) d. "Ohohoho yes, I use premiere, and after effects." e. I said that I take criticism into account and don't take it personally. My desire is to deliver a working video for the client that will drive business. I mentioned a project in which the client wrote a scathing review that went on for paragraphs, telling me the footage was useless. I let them (the interviewer) know I went in with the wrong equipment because I needed to create a portfolio and knew I could portray a certain story in that event and was ready for criticism. I read the entire scathing review, thanked him for his input, and then edited a video he really liked. He responded with "I have no idea how you extracted so much gold out of that footage." Less

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Scale. Plan a large shoot on location over a weekend and generate enough material for 30+ videos. Less

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I gave them my portfolio and they reviewed it for the first time during the interview and asked questions, but not what you’d expect from a interview for producing. Less

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I referred to my video skill set. What sort of equipment I had available to use and what video production experiences I have. Less

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10 years of experience in tv and video