Photo Journalism
What types of angles are there in Journalism?
What is, High, Low, and Medium (eye to eye)
What are the 5 W's?
What is, who, what, when, where, why
What usually goes on the front page of a newspaper?
What is, breaking/important news/the lead story.
Is "I'm the best!" a fact or opinion?
What is, opinion
Define journalism
What is, to gather and share factful news.
Which one is an example of leading lines?
A. 3 by 3 grid
B. Lines pointing towards something to bring the viewers attention to it.
What is, B
What questions should you avoid in an interview?
What is, yes or no questions
What is a byline?
What is, the identification/who the author of the article is.
Is, "Germany was a main factor in World War 2" a fact or opinion?
What is, fact
Define a Lead.
What is, the opening paragraph designed to convey the most essential information.
Name 4 types of photography methods.
What is, Leading lines, Fill the frame, Rule of thirds, and Angles.
Is it ethical to make up information during an interview?
What is, no
What is a jumpline?
What is, the line that tells you on what page the article continues.
What is the difference between fact and opinion?
What is, a fact is a truthful statement while an opinion is what i person thinks or believes.
Define Hard news.
What is, time sensitive, serious news, such as politics or crime.
Describe what photo journalism is.
What is, A form of journalism that tells you a story through certain types of images.
How is a reporter's attitude important in an interview?
What is, it's supposed to make the person being interviewed comfortable to share.
Define a headline.
What is, the title or line at the top of the page which summarizes the main point of the story.
Define the word Bias.
What is, a special opinion based on only one side of the story.
What does FOIA sand for?
What is, Freedom of information act
What are the core principles of photo journalism?
What is, truth/accuracy, no manipulation, impartiality (must not be staged), and consent/context.
What are common interview themes you want to present?
What is, background, motivation, competency, and closing.
Name 4 article types in a newspaper.
What is, Hard news, features, opinions, and service pieces.
Is it ethical to put an opinion into an article?
What is, only if it's clarified and listed that it isn't factful news.
What is a stet?
What is, an editing mark instructing to leave the text as it was, ignoring a previous change.