Planning
Communicating
Filming/Editing
Researching/Writing
100

The first step in pitching a story

What is background information?

100

The opening of an email

What is an introduction?

100

The application used in multimedia journalism to edit video footage

What is Adobe Premiere Pro?

100

The typical format for scripts

What is a 3-column script?

200

The style of journalism that explores and uncovers hidden truths and stories

What is investigative journalism?

200

The types of questions that are asked besides the main interview questions

What are follow-ups?

200

The button you should always click before closing your project to ensure you do not lose your progress

What is the 'save' button?

200

The backing information in a journalistic piece

What is research?

300

The "who's, what's, why's, where's, when's, and how's"

What are guiding questions?
300

The first thing you should ask before starting an interview

What is your name?

300

The most common rule of subject placement when filming or shooting photos

What is the rule of thirds?
300

The locations from which information is extracted

What are sources?

400

The point of view used to present information

What is a story angle?

400

The worst type of question to ask in an interview

What is a yes/no question?

400

The item used in a camera to store footage

What is an SD card?

400

The three essential portions of a story arc

What are the beginning, middle, and end?
500

The style of journalism that uses fact-based arguments about a certain topic or issue

What is an editorial?

500

The manner of speech that should be used when requesting to interview someone

What is polite, professional, and precise language?

500

The central panel in Premiere Pro, where media can be organized, edited, spliced, or animated

What is the timeline?

500

The three sections of the three-column script

What are timecode, visuals, and dialogue?