Pashto Interviews International Cricketers
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I need a fluent Pashto-speaking sports journalist to secure and conduct exclusive interviews with international cricket players during UAE Tri Nation series. Your finished pieces will be published across our digital channels, so the work must be both journalistically solid and engaging for Pashto audiences.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Four (2 - 4 minute) recorded interview for each player, delivered as clean, broadcast-quality audio or video.
• Collecting social media promotion pieces from audience, National team staff and players.
You are free to use Zoom, Skype, Riverside, or any comparable tool for recording, but please ensure clear audio, balanced levels, and high quality video.
Acceptance criteria
• At least four interviews delivered per match.
• Tone remains conversational yet insightful, reflecting the prestige of top-tier international cricket.
• Final files submitted in .mp4 (interview) formats.
If you already have contacts in the ICC circuit or experience covering events like the PSL, IPL, or World Cup, let me know—that network will fast-track this project.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Four (2 - 4 minute) recorded interview for each player, delivered as clean, broadcast-quality audio or video.
• Collecting social media promotion pieces from audience, National team staff and players.
You are free to use Zoom, Skype, Riverside, or any comparable tool for recording, but please ensure clear audio, balanced levels, and high quality video.
Acceptance criteria
• At least four interviews delivered per match.
• Tone remains conversational yet insightful, reflecting the prestige of top-tier international cricket.
• Final files submitted in .mp4 (interview) formats.
If you already have contacts in the ICC circuit or experience covering events like the PSL, IPL, or World Cup, let me know—that network will fast-track this project.
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