The written content on a spread.

A longer, narrative article about a person or event.

A direct statement from someone, used in stories or captions.

A conversation with a subject to gather quotes or information.

Inserting personal opinion into yearbook content (to be avoided in most yearbooks).

Two facing pages in the yearbook.

The arrangement of photos, copy, and elements on a page.

Empty space used to enhance design and readability.

The style and appearance of printed text.

A specific design of typeface (e.g., Arial, Times New Roman).

The fold between two pages where content can be lost.

The unifying idea or concept that ties the book together.

A planning chart showing page-by-page content of the yearbook.

Major divisions of the yearbook (e.g., Student Life, Sports).

The date by which a portion of the book must be submitted.

A set of 8 pages in the printing process.

A statement with publication facts (publisher, fonts, software, etc.).

A draft version used to check for errors before printing.

When an image or color runs off the page’s edge.

A pre-designed layout used for consistency.

Resolution (Print-Ready)

Typically 300 DPI for high-quality images.

The main leader responsible for overall production.

A student in charge of a specific section (e.g., sports).

Oversees photo quality, editing, and assignments.

Manages page layouts and visual consistency.

Edits text for grammar, clarity, and accuracy.

Journalism Terms Flashcards

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Rule of Thirds

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A guideline for photo composition.

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Candid

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A photo taken without posing the subject.

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Cropping

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Removing part of an image to improve composition.

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Resolution

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The clarity/detail of an image, usually measured in DPI (dots per inch).

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Focus

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The sharpness or clarity of a photo.

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Depth of Field

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How much of the image is in focus from front to back.

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Caption

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Text that explains a photo (who, what, when, where, why).

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