The Layered Approach - Interviewing for Scenes

Update: 2025-02-11

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You want scenes in your story. But, reporting in the field isn't an option. What then? Simon Adler, a senior producer at Radiolab has an answer: interview for scenes using "the layered approach."

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The Layered Approach - Interviewing for Scenes

Rob Rosenthal/PRX/Transom.org

The Layered Approach - Interviewing for Scenes