Group 1
The first two to four pages of the yearbook that introduce the theme
Opening
A note acknowledging the source of a photo.
Photo Credit
Checking copy for spelling, grammar, accuracy and readability.
Proofreading
The process of removing the __________ reflection sometimes caused by using a flash.
Red-Eye Removal
A lens adjustable ti a range of focal lengths
Zoom Lens
10-15% of the book used to cover official school clubs and their activities.
Organizational Section
Industry standard photo manipulation software generally used by yearbook staffs to size, crop and enhance digital images.
Photoshop
A story/bio highlighting one specific person. ________ often stand alone without being connected to a particular section or topic.
Profile
Through the interviewing process the reporter obtains direct statements from the readers to be included word for word in copy.
Quotes
Certain elements may be repeated or similar, but are not in exactly the same position so as to not create the expectation of repetition
Visual Variety
A side of a leaf of a book; a single panel or a signature.
Page
25-30% of the book with either distinct sections for grade level and faculty or a combination of all underclassman grouped together, but with the senior class and faculty separate.
People Section
The main headline which first captures the attention of the reader. It generally is larger and bolder than other type on the spread.
Primary Headline
The detail an image holds. For yearbook printing, the ___________ should be no larger than 600 and no smaller than 300 ppi.
Resolution
The annual publication of telling as complete a story as possible of one school during a year in pictures and printed words.
Yearbook
The palette indesign where type specifications and paragraph specification can be stored and applied to text.
Paragraph Styles
This means that photos used on a spread will provide the reader with a well-rounded, complete visual representation of the concept being presented.
Photo Balance
A file format for image compression that maintains transparency and is compatible for most Internet-based uses, like eDesign, _____ files that are uploaded to eDesign will not receive the Herff Jones Color-Plus enhancement.
PNG
Coupled with a primary headline this type supplements the main element and adds additional information.
Secondary Headline
(Also Subhead)
Blank area of any that is not covered by type or pictures. Planned _______________, such as margins, is important to making spreads easy to read and understand. Is is also used to create moods and impact in design.
White Space
Related specifically to the grouping of portraits. This exists when two or more photos are grouped together in a solid rectangle. the photographs have an inner spacing of one to four points instead of a full pica.
Panel
Most files can be saved or exported to a _____ format which allows anyone to open the file and view it as originally created. A high-resolution _____ comes as close to the final printed version as possible.
Indicates that the copy reflects the dialogue of a conversation.
Q&A
Repetition of visual elements that creates boredom instead of excitement.
Visual Redundancy
Developing a style, both verbally and visually, that is consistent, repeated or similar, recognizable and relevant to the concept. The ______ of the yearbook is often described as its personality.
Voice