There are many different types of interviews conducted every day; job and university, celebrity and sports personalities, police and legal interviews. Although each of these has different requirements for what the information gathered is going to be used for, each is using same underlying technique

I have just finished transcribing a lovely interview on Ms Gillian Anderson.  Her professionalism is clearly evident in the easy relaxed manner in which she conducts the interview.  It’s like she is having a conversation over a cup of tea with an old friend on

While recording job interviews is not overly common, it is certainly not unheard of, and nowadays, there are plenty of employers opting for video interviews, which are obviously recorded.

Recording + Transcribing Formal Interviews = Good Business Sense

As an employer or manager, it’s likely that you’ll have to conduct a formal interview at some point with your employees.

PACE Transcription stands for Police and Criminal Evidence. The police and councils record confidential and important interviews onto standard cassette tapes – yes they still use standard C90 cassette tapes!

Sometimes as part of our transcription services we are asked to transcribe police interviews and they are often fascinating insights into police interrogation methods.