Photo Editing
To place your subject on one third of your photo composition
Rule of Thirds
A good story or caption should start with a great ____
Lead
The largest photo on one spread
Dominant Photo
These are never to be put in a Yearbook
Jokes
The large text used to introduce a page/subject
Headline
To cut out unnecessary space from a photo
Cropping
This does not state anything that is happening in the photo
Caption
Build your layout around these
Your best photos
The best defensive against a charge of libel speech
The truth
The "feet" found on some fonts
Serif
A good photo tells a great ____________
Story
A summary paragraph containing the facts of a story
Nut Graph
How many photos should be included on one spread
14-20
Libel speech is described as_______
False or dishonest
The individual spacing between letters
Kerning
Three examples of photo composition techniques
Framing, Repetition, Leading Lines, Bird's Eye-View, Worm's Eye-View
Verbal Variety includes these 4 types of writing
headlines, quotes, captions, and quick reads
Used in layout. Can be described as tight, standard or expanded.
White space
Avoid these when taking photos in order to be inclusive and ethical
Stereotypes and Personal Biases
The name of our body copy font for the yearbook
Foundations
To shoot before, during, and after and event
Shooting in sequence
The organizational pattern used in story writing
Lead, Nut graph, quote, transition, quote
The five principles of layout design
Harmony, Contrast, Alignment, Proximity, Simplicity
Student journalists have three primary ethical goals:
Accuracy, Fairness, and Good Taste
The name of the headline font for your yearbook
Abyss or Good Vibes