Headlines
How many sentences should your headline be?
1 to 2 sentences
A fact is something that's true and has actual proof that cannot be proven wrong by others.
It's used to tell stories without using words.
A conversation where the interviewer will ask questions to the person who's being interviewed.
Name a type of quote
direct quotes
What is a headline?
A headline is a 1 to 2 sentence about a topic that should catch the viewer's attention.
What's a opinion?
A belief that CANNOT be proven true or false.
What is the rule of thirds?
A basic technique of using 3x3 grid to place the place the key subjects.
Name 3 types of interview questions.
Open ended, closed ended, follow ups.
What are quotes?
Exact sentences that people say on the news.
What is a headline used for?
Headlines are used to grab the viewer's attention
What is the difference between a fact or opinion?
A fact is able to be proven while a opinion cannot be proven.
What is leading lines used for?
To guide the viewer's eye through the image, most of the time leading them to the subject.
Why do people interview others?
To receive answers to publish to the public.
What are quotes used for?
To add credibility, emotion, and human intrest.
True or false. The headline can only be used for the main story.
False.
Can a journalist tell their own opinion in a new story?
No, they are not able to.
Name 3 techniques for photography.
Leading lines, rules of thirds, framing.
They're usually about a situation or what've been happening recently.
When were quotes firsted used?
Late 19 century.
Give a example of a headline.
Name two examples of fact vs opinion.
Answers will vary. (the first president was George Washington, Summer is the best season)
Name the top 3 used camera brands.
Canon, Sony, Nikon.
How long should a proper interview be?
30-60 minutes.
Give 3 examples of quotes.
Answers will vary. It could be any quote on the news.