I included a lot of things in my application letter, particularly, my motivation and why should the company hire me, so basically, there was no need to touch that topics during my interviews. A question that I can remember was about my processes as a video editor.
If 12 hrs shift overnight 6pm to 6am is really something I could handle.
They asked me about previous projects
- Are you willing to relocate to another city?
1. About the projects that you did. 2. If you need same database for 2 different applications how would you approach? 3. There are 10 stacks, each stack contains 10 bricks. Out of these 10 stacks.. one complete stack contains fake bricks and other 9 stacks has real bricks. Now when you take some collection of bricks (say 2 bricks from 1st stack, 3 from 4th stack, etc..) and weighing that collection of those picked bricks only once how would you identify which stack has fake bricks?? Note: Real bricks weighs 10 pounds and fake brick weighs 1 pound.
They wanted to know if I saw myself as a team player or someone who like to work alone.
Do you have experience working under pressure?
If you get a 1 hr video and you need to edit it immediately, Say with 30 mins. How will you handle it?
Have you make videos from shooting all the way to editing before?
Do you do Final Cut editing
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