What is the name of the person who interviews on the street?

People who do street interviews are often called reporters or investigators. They collect information and opinions on the streets, which may involve local politics, economy, culture, etc., as well as public feedback on government policies. The subjects of street interviews can be ordinary people such as street vendors, pedestrians, beggars, etc. The real-time information they provide is very valuable to reporters because they can provide unique perspectives and in-depth analysis for reports. Street interviews, also known as "street interviews," are a form of interview commonly used in video news programs and news writing. Interviewers usually carry microphones and photographers, form a team, and interview random passers-by on the streets. Depending on the format and needs of the show, this style of interview can allow for quick answers or an in-depth conversation or even a very formal Q&A.