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This document outlines end of year celebrations, special projects, and final exams for a journalism class. It provides details on celebrating the graduating class of 2014, with each student assigned 3 special projects due on different dates in May. Finally, it notes seniors and underclassmen will have different final exams focusing on Photoshop tutorials and a design project, with all assignments available online.
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High angle photography positions the photographer above the subject, making subjects appear smaller and evoke feelings of peace. Typical high angle subjects are nature, children, and small animals. Low angle photography positions the photographer below the subject, making subjects seem larger and can elicit feelings of dominance. Common low angle subjects are buildings, large animals, mountains, adults, and authority figures.
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The document discusses shallow and deep depth of field in photography. Shallow depth of field means part of the photo is in focus while other parts are blurred, and the point of focus can be in the front, back, or middle. It is difficult to achieve without a manual camera. Deep depth of field means everything from front to back is equally in focus, focus is softer throughout, and it is usually used for large landscapes with no true subject.
03 positioning
The document discusses techniques for positioning subjects in photographs. It recommends placing subjects slightly or dramatically to one side to add interest. Nearly all professional photos use subject positioning. Subjects can also be positioned up or down simply by moving the camera. The document also discusses following the rule of thirds and positioning subjects and centers of interest at the intersections for a clear focal point. It notes that occasionally breaking the rule of thirds can also make for a good photo.
Intro to Journalism - 2015_16
This document provides an overview of the journalism class taught by Mrs. Nicole Sitler. It outlines class procedures, assignments, and grading procedures. The class focuses on creating a print news magazine and maintaining a website. Students will learn journalistic writing skills, photojournalism, and how to market a publication through advertising sales. Assignments include weekly journals and current events discussions, articles and layouts for the news magazine, event photoshoots, and marketing subscriptions and business ads. Grades are based on these assignments and meeting deadlines. The goal is for students to work together to represent the media department and high school.
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Special projects final exam
- 1. Media II, III, IV Journalism Special Projects & Final Exams
- 2. Celebrating the Class of 2014 • End of year celebration • Each class will determine the date/details • Mrs. Sitler will bring something • Mrs. Sitler’s Class of 2014 Celebration Video • Thursday, May 29
- 3. Special Projects • Each student is assigned 3 projects: • Due dates for projects are listed below: • #1 - Friday, May 2 • #2 - Friday, May 9 • #3 - Friday, May 16 • Types of projects vary based on skill level and need. • Projects include Senior Issue, transcribing Photoshop tutorials and other projects.
- 4. Final Exams • Seniors and underclassmen will have different exams. • Seniors • 3 Photoshop Tutorials • Create Your Own Project • Reflection • Underclassmen • 10 Photoshop Tutorials • Design a news magazine project • Refection
- 5. Directions/Deadlines • All assignments are located on the class web page. • Special projects are listed on the Individual Assignments Form underneath the deadline calendar. • Final Exams are also listed on this page along with this PowerPoint.
- 6. ProWritingAid Premium costs • $35 for 1 year • $120 for lifetime membership Features • Grammar check • Consistency check • Overused words check • Plagiarism check and much more…