Photography Skills
The "what" in the photograph, the topic/focus/image
The subject.
The first questions (name one) you must always ask in an interview.
"Can I record you?" "What is your name?"
Form of story writing that includes personal bias.
Showing favor, preferring one thing or belief over another.
Who is JMU named after?
James Madison.
Angle: Taking a picture from above your subject
Birds Eye View.
Form of questions you must always avoid when interviewing.
Yes or no questions.
Form of story writing that focuses in on one person or group and shares their story in depth.
Feature writing.
One of a journalist's most important jobs. (Excluding opinion writing).
Avoiding bias.
Number of students who attend JMU.
Around 20,000 undergraduate students.
Angle: Taking a picture from below your subject
Worms Eye View.
True/False: It is not necessary to ask your interviewee to spell out their first and last name.
False
In journalistic story writing, word for interviewee's words used within your story.
Quotes/Quotations.
Name two forms of journalism.
Broadcast journalism, photojournalism, reporting/writing, digital journalism, design, etc.
JMU has what program that includes journalism, creative advertising, interactive design and digital video/cinema. (Hint: We've been using their classrooms this week.)
The School of Media Arts & Design (SMAD), Harrison Hall.
Name for technique of positioning your subject in one of the outside thirds of a photograph
The Rule of Thirds.
Tactic to ask better questions.
The 5 W's and H Questions.
In journalistic story writing, word for writer's words.
Transitions/Body Copy.
What is journalism?
Gathering, assessing and presenting on news and information. Reporting the truth. Sharing information with the general public.
What number president was James Madison?
The 4th US President.
These techniques (name one) can draw attention to your subject
Framing, Leading Lines, Breaking Repetition, etc.
What are the Five W's & H Questions.
Who, What, When, Where, Why, How?
All captions should include _, _ and _.
Present tense, past tense and a quote.
Writing style used by journalists. (Hint: Not MLA Style, _ Style)
AP Style (The Associated Press Stylebook)
JMU was a school for who originally when it opened.
Women.