Interviewing
This kind of question has a yes or no answer.
What is a closed question?
This freedom lets you say or express your opinions.
What is freedom of Speech?
This term means being too close to the subject of a story.
What is conflict of interest?
This angle is used when looking up at a tall building.
What is a low angle?
This show set in the 80s takes place in the real world and the Upside Down.
What is Stranger Things?
This kind of question gives the subject a chance to explain their opinion and go into detail.
What is an open question?
This was the action that got students suspended in Tinker v. Des Moines.
What is wearing black arm bands?
This is when you show your personal feelings and opinions in a story.
What is subjectivity or bias?
This position is when you need to take a picture of a small bug or someone's shoes.
What is low position?
This show was about Joe Exotic and the animals he raised.
What is Tiger King?
This is shown when an interviewer gives eye contact and says small things like "mhm" or "I see."
What is active listening?
This limitation to free speech is when you lie under oath during a trial.
What is perjury?
This is when you avoid giving your personal feelings and just report the facts.
What is objectivity?
This color is the complement of blue.
What is orange?
This show is about playing childhood games with deadly consequences for losing.
What is Squid Games?
What is a follow up question?
This slogan written on a sign was not protected under Free Speech for promoting illegal actions.
What is "Bong Hits 4 Jesus"?
This is what you should do if someone offers you a gift card in exchange for a story.
This technique is when photographer's use a grid to compose their shots.
What is the rule of thirds?
This show from the 90s featured Ross, Rachel, Phoebe, Chandler, Joey, and Monica.
What is Friends?
Because of this rule, it is illegal to record someone in California without their permission.
What is two party consent?
This is the phrase that gives your newspaper more free speech protection.
What is "public forum for student expression"?
These rules help people act in a way that is right or correct.
What are "ethics"?
This photography technique is when the photo naturally directs the eye to a specific object.
What are leading lines?
This show used to be on Netflix about the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company
What is the Office?