Schitt's Creek interview

I believe the Builds interview was better at expository communication because it provides more detail then the Today Show. One of the differences is how much time the interviewers had with the cast. The Builds interview was a half hour long giving plenty of time to provide detail to the audience while the Today Show only had about 5 minutes. The build kept the tone light but more matter of fact. While not as entertaining to the audience it leaves the floor open for the cast to answer questions in more detail providing more information. The interviewer seemed to know a lot more detail about the show and the cast leaving the audience with a feeling that the information is reliable. The interviewer took time to do research about the cast anticipating their answers leading to other questions to provide new detail to the audience keeping them engaged in the interview. Even though the interviewer can work on body language and eye contact with the cast it left the cast with a feeling of ease and an open space to talk. In conclusion the build while needing to work on body language provides great information and detail about the cast and show and is why I believe it was the better interview.

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