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Interview Assignment for Snook's Dream Cars: Preparation and Research, Assignments of Communication

Bowling Green State University (BGSU)Communication

An assignment for a university course, tcom 264, in which students are required to conduct an interview to gather more information about a given topic. The topic is snook's dream cars, a business that remodels classic cars. Students are asked to provide contact information for the business owner, jeff snook, and set up an interview to ask 15 specific questions about the business. The document also includes instructions for saving and submitting the completed assignment. Additionally, there is an optional section for students to rework their story plan from a previous assignment.

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ASSIGNMENT #5: THE INTERVIEW
DUE: February 17, 2009
VALUE: 10 points
Your name: Tyler Sanders_________ kktc264n________
PREP YOUR DISK & ASSIGNMENT OVERVIEW (1 point)
1. Create a folder on your disk named a05_interview (“a - zero - five - interview” --- all lower case, no spaces)
2. Download this assignment from the TCOM 264 BlackBoard portal (right-click on link, save target as, save inside a05_interview
folder). Once saved, open this local file from your disk in Microsoft Word and type in your answers. Be sure to save again once
you’ve typed in your answers. MAKE SURE YOU ARE SAVING TO YOUR FLASH DRIVE, not the hard drive of the computer!
Save the completed assignment as a05_interview.doc inside the a05_interview folder on your flash drive.
3. When done, print out 1 copy of the completed assignment to turn in to the instructor.
4. FTP the a05_interview folder (with this completed assignment inside) to the classwork server.
We are still working on the Information Designer portion of the Project Roles. Now that you have had more time to think, and research
your topic, you can rework your outline (if you feel you need to) and develop interview questions.
PREPARE FOR THE INTERVIEW (9 points)
1. You should conduct an interview to gather more information about your topic. Please provide the topic and client
information. Refer to Assignment 3 if the information is the same.
Business/Organization/Topic Name: Snook’s Dream Cars____________________________________________
Primary Contact Name (first and last):Jeff Snook____________________________________________________
Primary Contact Job Role/Title: Owner____________________________________________________________
Primary Contact Phone #:419-353-8338___________________________________________________________
Primary Contact Email: jsnook@wcnet.org________________________________________________________
2. Contact your potential interviewee and set up an interview to gather more information about your topic. When and were will
the interview be held?
3. Where will your interview be located? Provide directions to show you know where to go.
4. Write down 15 potential interview questions. Refer to the rules from the lecture.
1. How Bill and Jeff Selected the Cars to remodel?
Last Updated: January 2009
TCOM 264 – Kling
Spring 2009
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ASSIGNMENT #5: THE INTERVIEW

DUE: February 17, 2009

VALUE: 10 points

Your name: Tyler Sanders_________ kktc264n________

PREP YOUR DISK & ASSIGNMENT OVERVIEW (1 point)

  1. Create a folder on your disk named a05_interview (“a - zero - five - interview” --- all lower case, no spaces)
  2. Download this assignment from the TCOM 264 BlackBoard portal (right-click on link, save target as, save inside a05_interview folder). Once saved, open this local file from your disk in Microsoft Word and type in your answers. Be sure to save again once you’ve typed in your answers. MAKE SURE YOU ARE SAVING TO YOUR FLASH DRIVE, not the hard drive of the computer! Save the completed assignment as a05_interview.doc inside the a05_interview folder on your flash drive.
  3. When done, print out 1 copy of the completed assignment to turn in to the instructor.
  4. FTP the a05_interview folder (with this completed assignment inside) to the classwork server. We are still working on the Information Designer portion of the Project Roles. Now that you have had more time to think, and research your topic, you can rework your outline (if you feel you need to) and develop interview questions.

PREPARE FOR THE INTERVIEW (9 points)

1. You should conduct an interview to gather more information about your topic. Please provide the topic and client information. Refer to Assignment 3 if the information is the same. Business/Organization/Topic Name: Snook’s Dream Cars ____________________________________________ Primary Contact Name (first and last): Jeff Snook ____________________________________________________ Primary Contact Job Role/Title: Owner ____________________________________________________________ Primary Contact Phone #: 419-353-8338 ___________________________________________________________ Primary Contact Email: jsnook@wcnet.org ________________________________________________________ 2. Contact your potential interviewee and set up an interview to gather more information about your topic. When and were will **_the interview be held?

  1. Where will your interview be located? Provide directions to show you know where to go.
  2. Write down 15 potential interview questions. Refer to the rules from the lecture._**

1. How Bill and Jeff Selected the Cars to remodel?

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ASSIGNMENT #5: THE INTERVIEW

DUE: February 17, 2009

VALUE: 10 points

2. Average Cost of buying a Classic car that needs work?

3. Where most of the cars come from?

4. How long it takes to remodel each purchased vehicle?

5. The things they need to do to the vehicles for show cars?

6. The things they need to do to the vehicles for driving restoration?

7. Cost of refurbishing the show vehicles?

8. Cost of refurbishing the driving vehicles?

9. How many cars they have remodeled over the years for show?

10. How many cars they have remodeled over the years for driving?

11. Do they ever sell the vehicles in order to make room for other cars they would like to add?

12. Which car in the showroom do they adore the most and why?

13. What type of crowd does there museum usually draw in?

14. Do you show your cars on a national level or do you keep the show cars in the museum?

15. If yes on 14….What type of events and shows have you appeared at?

---OPTIONAL----

STORY PLAN REWORK

If you would like to regain points lost on this outline in Assignment 3, here's your chance to re-work it and try to get 10 out of 10 points. You must submit YOUR ORIGINAL GRADED ASSIGNMENT 3 along with this rework. Complete the following outline with a story plan for your Short Feature using these guidelines. You will use this outline as a guide as you write your story and develop your website. Your final story, however, may vary from this outline as you collect new information.

  1. Develop a catchy story title for your short feature (SUGGESTION: DO THIS LAST).
  2. List the appropriate category for your story
  3. Story Topic: Write down 3 topic headings for your story. These headings should be the specific elements of your story that will achieve your goals or mission.
  4. Sub Topic: For each topic heading, list at least two descriptors, facts, or additional information to help clarify your story topic. You may list broad topics, then fill in the details later once you’ve collected more information.
  5. Video Element: Describe an appropriate video to enhance your topic (i.e. interview with chairman about this topic, :30 second clip of tractors at Tractor Pull, :30 second clip of band on stage). A video should provide additional material that can’t be captured as vividly in print. Consider things that have more impact with audio and movement such as an interview, a sport, or music.
  6. Photo Element: Describe a visual that will enhance your topic (i.e. map of Bowling Green showing natural wetlands, dogs being walked on leash at Humane Society, a group of students dancing at Dance Marathon). STORY TITLE: How the Dream Cars of Snook’s became A Reality__________________________________ CATEGORY: (Town, Culture, Business, or Campus) Culture_________________________________________ I. STORY TOPIC 1: How Bill and Jeff Selected the Cars to remodel_____________________________________ a. Sub topic: Average Cost of buying a Classic car that needs work______________________________ b. Sub topic: Where most of the cars come from_____________________________________________ c. Video Element: Interview of Jeff or Bill explaining an interesting story if possible of a car they ran across d. Photo Element: Of Jeff or Bill with that Vehicle featured in the video__________________________ II. STORY TOPIC 2: How long it takes to remodel each purchased vehicle________________________________ a. Sub topic: The things they need to do to the vehicles in order to show or drive___________________ b. Sub topic: Cost of refurbishing the show vehicles and road vehicles___________________________ Spring 2009 Page 2 of 3