Conducting TV interviews at remote locations has become possible due to the availability of communication connections (broadband, mobile), portable media equipment, and the familiarity of people and reporters with the operation of computers and digital cameras. Even with the simplification of user interfaces, there are still some processes and techniques that can be used to ensure remote TV interviews are successfully and effectively produced.

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http://www.mediacollege.com/video/interviews/remote.html