Yearbook Vocabulary
Theme Concepts
Interviewing/Writing
Design Concepts
Photography
100

The book is built in sets of 16 pages or what is otherwise known as a 

Signature
100

Copy that reflects the yearbook's theme, such as a title and the section title. 

"All We Need" "All in All" "Need to Know"

Verbal

100

What are the three main questions you should ask every person you interview?

What is your name?

How do you spell it?

What is your grade? (What is your title)

100

The first and most basic element of design. It connects two points. 

Line

100

What is ISO?

Lighting environment of the room

200

Name at least 3 things that go on the cover of the yearbook

Title (Theme Phrase)

School Name

Publication Name

Year of Release


200

A logo or design graphic that reflects the theme and carries it across the theme pages. 

Color palettes, fonts, lines, shapes, etc.,

Visual Themes

200

Questions that are answered as either yes/no are what kinds of questions

Close-ended Questions

200

Give me an example of a complimentary color scheme:

Red/Green

Blue/Orange

Yellow/Purple

200

What is shutter speed?

How fast or slow the shutter closes

300

The pages that consist of a double-size sheet folded, with one half pasted against an inside cover (the pastedown), and the other serving as the first free page (the free endpaper or flyleaf)

Endsheets

300

The topics that are featured in the yearbook and how they are covered

Coverage

300

True or False: Make sure to always ask if your subject can be recorded. 

True

300

What is a tetradic color scheme?

All four colors that are distributed evenly around the color wheel. There are no clear dominance of colors. 

(Two sets of complementary colors)

300

What is aperture?

It is the opening and closing of the lens. Aperture is dependent on the lens that you are using. 

400

A page by page listing of what goes on what page

Ladder

400

Side copy or stories that support or are related to the main photo and topic

Mods or Sidebars

400
The first important part of getting your audience into the story, this should verbally paint a picture of the person or place. 

Lead

400

A font that has feet at the end of the typeface

Serif

400

What kind of f-Stop would I need to have if I wanted to utilize a shallow depth of field?

f 1.8 - f 2.8

500

Pages in the yearbook that separate the content (i.e., Sports, Academics, or Fall, Spring)

Division Pages

500

What is the name of our theme for the yearbook?

Be the Change

500

The style of writing that journalists use

AP Style

500

What is important about using script fonts or decorative fonts?

They should be used selectively (or in moderation).

500

If I am taking photographs of a soccer game at night, what is something that I need to consider if I raise my ISO to 6400?

There will be more noise