Interview Questions

The other day I had a little group session to get to know others on the course, we paired up and received a few questions to interview our partners. And at the end we swapped our results.

so the first question...

"What is the title of the book (fiction) you are currently reading (or the last fiction book you read)?"

Well this one was a little tricky for me because the last book i read was around 5-6 years ago, no joke! However i do read a lot of stuff online and on apps. Things like 'reddit', 'flipboard' and many news apps so i believe that counts :P.

second question...

"What is the title/topic of the book (non-fiction) you are currently reading (or the last non-fiction book you read)?"

Again, a very tricky question!

third...

"What is the last live performance (music, drama or dance) you attended?"

I love music. I love all types of music. Okay maybe not all types but i have a wide variety! I've been lucky enough to go to a few concerts. My first around 3 years ago was at Hyde Park where The Killers played along with other bands like the kooks. I've also been to see Korn and Kings of Leon which were amazing. But the latest I've attended was at the new Apex in Bury St Edmunds which Mumford & Sons were playing at. Unfortunately i didn't have indoor tickets but it was worth it in the freezing cold! I'm more into electronic, melodic dubstep and home grown music nowadays.

fourth...

"What is the title of the last film you saw at the cinema/online or watched on DVD?"

'The Book of Eli' one of the best films I've ever seen. Set in post-apocalyptic times starring Denzel Washington. Many years after the Apocalypse people are not educated from all the books being destroyed. God guides a man to one special book for him to look after and take on a quest to find a rightful place for it, and he is told that a path will be laid out for him. A must see!

I'll also mention one other film which I've watched between the interviews and creating this post called 'Devil' which is fucked up! A few people get stuck in an elevator which has happened because of the choices they've made in their life and one by one they get brutally killed every time the lights go out. Naturally assuming there is a murderer in the elevator, but they're wrong.... (if the title of the film didn't give it away). The acting could be better however.

fifth...

"How often do you read the newspaper?"

I read a lot of news apps but no i don't read any newspapers, actually, maybe the buryfreepress now and again.

sixth...

"which art gallery / museum / exhibition did you last visit?"

Got to be Eurogamer! had a brilliant time there!! Bunch of geeks sitting about playing games all day, not bad!  I actually went with my University course as part of our 'get to know each other' induction thing, which i thought worked really well and gave us a good start for our course. The games i enjoyed the most on there was 'Black Ops 2', 'Halo 4' and most of all 'Crysis 3'. I had an embarrassing moment on Tomb Raider, at the start of the demo (baring in mind i don't play tomb raider or games like that) i got lost straight away and then fell down a cliff, just as i heard some people behind me snigger :( that put me off  :p .

seventh...

"How many hours a week do you spend playing video games?"

This changes upon weeks. Sometimes between 10-15 hours, sometimes alot more.

last question...

"How many hours a week do you spend playing games other than video games?"

This question is also tricky. But if it doesn't involve human interaction then i guess i can say i play about with my dog Marley, and maybe some card games. Come to think of it i'm pritty good at playing texas hold 'em!

Well done if your still reading, hope you enjoyed :)