Verizon Wireless Interview Process

a great way to produce the interview style look with these great wireless mics.

There is not a lot to this, but there does not need to be. This makes it easy to use the Wireless GO as an interview-style microphone.

This works well for interview shoots where the person isn't moving around to the point that you need a wireless.

I do bookkeeping and this keypad speeds up the whole process--the wireless feature makes it even more easy to use.

This simple mic adapter allows you to use the Rode Wireless Go as an interview or presentation mic with very little cost. We recently used it at a workshop and the presenters loved it. And, no one knew that they were actually using our wireless mic set up. The handle and top make it intuitive and natural. Nice solution at a very economical (heck, I'll say it, cheap!) price! Thanks, Rode!

This mic is great. I film a ton of interview style video and the lav on my sony wireless mic went bad. This mic replaced it perfectly and is not outrageously priced as others are.

Easy plug and use mini wireless microphone within 1-2 minutes. I use it for short range interview (within 10meter), and never had issue with signal. Sound quality same as my sennheiser G3.

**Rode Interview GO: A Cinematic Revolution** *(Scene: A bustling city street, horns honking, people chatting, a filmmaker—YOU—navigates the chaos with a calm confidence.)* **EXT. CITY STREET – DAY** *YOU stand amid the crowd, Wireless GO clipped to your jacket. Your subject approaches.* **SUBJECT** I’d prefer a handheld mic. *You smile, unfazed. From your bag, you pull out the **Rode Interview GO**. With a swift move, you snap the Wireless GO into place.* **YOU** Not a problem. *Cut to: The Interview GO in action. The SUBJECT speaks into the mic as the background noise fades into irrelevance. Crisp, clear audio flows effortlessly.* **SUBJECT (impressed)** Is this... magic? *YOU grin, adjusting the mic with ease.* **YOU** Rode magic. *Montage of flawless interviews: chaotic streets, windy parks, crowded events. The Interview GO transforms every environment into an audio studio.* **NARRATOR (V.O.)** For the creator who refuses to compromise, Rode’s Interview GO is more than an adapter—it’s your secret weapon. *YOU hold up the Interview GO, nodding to the camera.* **YOU** Perfect audio, every time. *Fade to black. The Rode logo appears.* **NARRATOR (V.O.)** Elevate your story.

We all know the Wireless GO is a fantastic little mic system. The RODE Interview GO handheld mic adaptor adds versatility to the Wireless GO. I was impressed with the low handling noise of the handle and the solid feel in my hand. I was pleasantly surprised how the foam windscreen smoothed out vocals with the ability to close-mic the Wireless GO and makes it suitable for live sound reinforcement in small venues. This also works great in the classroom with hearing assist tech when it's the students' turn to talk.

I use this product for documentary/corporate interview shoots. I have the ME2 that came with the Sennheiser G2 wireless kit, and this works to convert the lavaliere into a wired lav. I have only used it over a three day shoot so far, but it was for 35 interviews, and it performed flawlessly. I also assume that the audio quality is better due to the fact that frequencies are not being cut off as they would be when used with a wireless transmitter. One issue is the placement of the preamp on the body. Once connected to an XLR cable, it can be quite long and inflexible, so when seated would not work so well clipped vertically on a belt. It works much better clipped horizontally or laying on the floor for a seated interview. Could be cheaper, but it is solidly built, and all in all a great little product. I also am able to fit it, along with some lav clips and the ME2 in the smallest Pelican Micro case.