MPB’s “Don’t Lecture Me” offers unique interview format
(Jackson, Miss.) - Click it and watch it; it’s as simple as that. Visit www.mpbonline.org and click on “Don’t Lecture Me” to watch episodes of a new media on-demand web-based series produced by Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB).
Shot on location,“Don’t Lecture Me” features interviews with persons of interest – authors, artists, ambassadors and more – in concise one-on-one conversations.
Through the MPB online interviews, those traveling and living in Mississippi share their opinions, concerns, ideas and themselves in a casual, unintimidating environment to provide those watching a glimpse into their world.
According to Rick Klein, the show’s executive producer, “’Don’t Lecture Me’ differs from a television production in that it brings a fresh, minimalistic approach with one camera, one light, and two microphones – a style perfectly suited for the Internet. In other words, the world moves and so should the camera.”
Some of the ten-minute interviews include Joseph O’Conner, an Irishman writing about post Civil War America; Minister Egon Kochanke, talking about the relevance of the G8 Presidency (G-8 Summit) in a troubled economy; and Josh Hailey, discussing his survival as an independent artist.
Variety is limitless when it comes to topics and the interviewers’ styles.
Click on “Don’t Lecture Me” at www.mpbonline.org and watch interesting conversations with intriguing people.