SPEAKER: HALTRON
00:00:01
Sessions
Three areas of practice
Each session works from your own material and leaves you with something to keep.
CUE: SERVICE 01
00:02:10
Interview Technique Session
A working session on conducting interviews that produce usable material. Covers opening questions that settle a nervous subject, following an unexpected answer without losing the thread, returning to an evaded question later rather than pressing immediately, and closing in a way that leaves the door open. Includes practical notes on recording consent and note-taking that keeps pace.
What's included
- One 100-minute session
- Two practice conversations
- Written feedback on your questioning patterns
100 min · KES 1,500
CUE: SERVICE 02
00:06:35
Transcript and Quotation Handling
Guidance on moving from a recording to accurate published quotation. Covers transcribing in a way that preserves meaning, tidying spoken repetition without changing sense, marking where you have condensed, handling translation between Swahili and English in quoted speech, and keeping the original recording linked to the finished text. Suitable for reporters who quote extensively.
What's included
- Two sessions of 75 minutes
- Review of one of your own transcripts
- A written handling standard to apply consistently
2 × 75 min · KES 2,350
CUE: SERVICE 03
00:11:02
Oral History Project Support
Support for reporters gathering accounts from many people about events in the past. Covers designing a consistent question set that still allows for divergence, keeping records of who was spoken to and when, handling accounts that contradict one another, and deciding what belongs in publication versus the archive. Intended for projects of ten interviews or more.
What's included
- Four sessions of one hour across two months
- A written project structure
- Consent wording and an interview log format
4 sessions · KES 3,750
CUE: PROCESS
00:15:40
Process
How an engagement runs
01
Initial conversation
We talk through your work and which session fits.
02
Bring your material
A recent recording, transcript, or project outline.
03
Session work
Hands-on practice built around what you brought.
04
Written follow-up
Feedback or a standard you keep after the session ends.
Not sure which session fits? Tell us about your work and we'll suggest one.
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