Master Interview

10:17 Apr 19, 2011 

Il s'agit en fait d'une "interview filmée" mais, dans le jargon, on conserve le terme anglais "Master interview".

15:41 Apr 18, 2011 

... à tous pour votre aide.

18:54 Apr 17, 2011 

...but you might need to consider something like 'mère/père' (as used for mastr copies etc.) — or 'maître', as used for things like 'master shots'

But I have to say, I still don't quite understand why it should be described like this... unless, of course, there are secondary or subsidiary interviews as well...

18:36 Apr 17, 2011 

no, not really.

C'est sûrement en rapport avec "master copy". Il s'agirait donc d'une interview originale... (?)

17:36 Apr 17, 2011 

THE interview ?

17:31 Apr 17, 2011 

... do you get the impression that 'Master' is being used here with the same sort of idea as in a 'masterclass'?

17:28 Apr 17, 2011 

original , principal ?

17:18 Apr 17, 2011 

It's part of the title of the interview :

[Nom de l'actrice]
MASTER INTERVIEW 2011

17:11 Apr 17, 2011 

This term could have more than one meaning, pelase can you give us enough context for us to understand how it is being used here? In particualr, is this apparently a technical term to do with the editing / shooting, or more a description of the content of the i/view?