Cite interviews taken from print or web sources like this: Hose, Carl. Interview. Carl's House. 10 February 2009. If you quote the interview from a print source, include the print source after the initial information according to MLA style, which includes title of the interview, title of the publication, date of publication, and page numbers the interview appears on. Include a URL for web interviews.
Cite in-person interviews, phone interviews, or email interviews starting with the last name, then first name of the interview subject. Example: Hose, Carl. Telephone Interview. 10 February 2010. Replace telephone interview with either email interview or personal interview, whichever the situation warrants.
Drop down a double space and write 150 to 200 words that succinctly tells readers who Carl Hose is and why the interview with him is relevant to the article. Note any achievements he has that qualifies him, as well as any other publications where information regarding Carl and the subject of the paper can be found. this is the annotated part of the citation. Without it, you have a basic MLA citation.