Their questions were fairly standard regarding my knowledge of the video production/editing process, and how capable I would be at filming short-form content at their in-house studio (or on location) and then editing that content into a finished product in a very tight time-frame.
Why do you want to work here?
How do you learn more about what you practice.
Q: why you studied journalism?
They asked me how I would go about completing a social video, from pitch to editing.
Where are you currently located? How did you learn to edit videos? What is your editing process with clients? Do you have anything else you want to tell us?
Do you think this kind of work would be fulfilling to you?
"Do you consider yourself a gamer?"
How many years of television experience do you have?
Experience with gear, and with the style of filming and editing done at KEXP.
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