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1. When will you shoot this assignment?   I will be shooting this assignment over the  weekend. 2. Where will you shoot? In Dallas for the weekend (dance competition). 3. What will you be documenting or telling your "story" about? My weekend in Dallas with my friends and behind the scenes of competitions.  4. What equipment needs will you have to get this finished? The cannon camera, possibly my phone, computer with  iMovie.  5. Make sure to describe the process, by this I mean, where will you use the video portion, where will you use still images, where will your narration be, etc? I plan to make the video almost like a  blog (which will include my narratives) with lots of photos merged between videos. Also, I will use background music and I hope to edit it to look very cool. 

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Topic: Standardized Tests                                                 Standardized Tests- Helping or Harming?                Tests harm the health of students and hinder them from their full potential.         Tests. In the AISD school area, students typically take around 3-4 tests a week, while having extra curriculums,  personal lives, and sleep. This is extremely hard and tends to leave me a stressed wreck by the end of the week.          I take all Pre-AP classes which leaves me with more homework than I ever thought was possible.  This instantly creates late night cramming sessions of studying and a ton of stress. The tests seem to not take in account that students have a lot of classes and just not the one the test is in!         ...

1. What was one idea that the writer gave in the Wide Range of Topics section that you can use as you start deciding on a topic?  Controversial topics, topics that excite you/ you feel strongly about,etc.  2. What was one idea the writer gave in the Opinions Pieces section that you should remember as you are writing your piece?  While writing the essay you must be specific (no generalizations), have a wide perspective, have real emotions in your writing to have the reader sympathies with you, and use the "showing rather than telling " rule. 3. List three suggestions the writer makes in the Personal Essays and Crafts section that you will use as you write. 1. Make connections. 2.Grab the readers attention with a hook. 3. Be very specific and give many details (think of it as a camera lens).

Article 1: Immigration Laws getting out of hand  1. Who wrote the story? Editorial  2. What is their story about? Immigration laws and Deportation threatening the daily lives of those involved. 3. What is their direct opinion about that topic? Please quote it directly from the story or do a really good job of paraphrasing. They believe the deportation and immigration laws are harmful to people as it makes them live in fear,"Legal citizens are now fearful that they don;t belong when strangers verbally abuse them about their heritage"(Editorial A6). 4. Did they address what the other side might think about their topic? Yes  5. Were they wishy-washy with their opinion? By this I mean did they every go back and say well maybe if this were to happen, then their opinion wouldn't be valid. Support your opinion.  No their opinion was solid and was carried throughout the entire article," The right of freedom of speech when there's evident racist chang...

  Link:  http://katherynsphotojournalismblog.blogspot.com Paragraphs- 50 points 5 quotes - 25 points Inverted Pyramid- 25 points Extra Credit-   0 points TOTAL- 100 Points!

1. In the following, which news value is most clearly represented in the caption below? - D. Proximity 2. In the following, which news value is most clearly represented in the caption below? -A.Prominence 3. Which of the following is an example of a present tense action verb?  - C. Paints 4. What is the most wrong with the following headline?  -D. The lack of a subject 5. What information is missing from the first sentence of the caption? - D. A present tense verb 6. What information is missing from the second sentence of the caption? - C. Background information about the senior games 7. Caption Writing:   - Latifa and the senator of Canada walk down the aisle of people at the church as they cheer on March 20th, 2014. Malala went to speak of woman rights and education.

                                                       Student of the Month      Catherine Crane, freshman at James Bowie High- School, won the first ever Student of the Month award. On Monday, April 3rd of 2017 was told she had won the award.      Catherine was ecstatic as she had worked very hard in and out of school. Catherine held perfect attendance while maintaining a high GPA. She showed excellent behavior and academic performance, leading to her well- deserved award.      "I typically get good grades" said Catherine.       Student of the Month is a large achievement and is extremely hard to get. Only one student per grade may receive the award. This doesn't sound major but there are around 1,000 students per grade.     " I was really excited once receiving the...

Nut Graf definition:       A Nut Graf a paragraph or main point of the story that holds all of the most important news of the article. The Nut Graf is used to summarize the story. This paragraph is very important due to the fact that it tells the reader why the story/ article really matters. Not only this, but it tells the reader why they should continue reading the article. This part of the article provides a smooth transition into the rest of the story.      Nut Graf's are typically written in a new format in which the most important news is told in the first few sentences. With in the Nut Graf, the end of the story should not be given away as it's purpose is to get the reader to read until the end of the story. The paragraph should answer any possible questions the reader may have about the article. This section should be where the author "gathers their thoughts" and should ultimately create a good hook to keep the readers intrigued and hungry to ...

Who:  Catherine Crane What: Won the Bowie Student of the Month award Where: James Bowie High- School (in the 9th grade) When:   Monday, April 3rd 2017 How: She had the best grades and perfect attendance out of the whole freshman class. Why: She showed excellent behavior and academic performance, and therefore was rewarded for all of her hard work. Beginning:     Catherine Crane, freshman at James Bowie High- School, won the first ever Student of the Month award. On Monday, April 3rd of 2017 was told she had won the award. Catherine was ecstatic as she had worked very hard in and out of school. Catherine held perfect attendance while maintaining a high GPA. She showed excellent behavior and academic performance, leading to her well- deserved award.

Interviewee: Catherine Crain  A) Twenty questions to ask 1-  How does it feel to be the student of the month? Surprised and happy 2-  Did it take a lot of effort to receive student of the month? Yes 3-  What did you do to receive the award?  I kept up with my grades and did extra credit.  4-  What can other students do to try and receive this award?  Keep up with your grades if you are involved with sports. 5-  What type of grades do you get? A's 6-  What activities are you involved with in school? Dance, Photojournalism,Art 7-  What outside activities are you involved with? Dance 8-  How were you told you had received student of the month? A teacher pulled me out of the classroom. 9-  What types of students usually receive this award? Students that keep up with their grades and do their homework. 10-  How many times are students able to receive the award? As many times as they can get it.  11-  Were you con...

Part 1  Video:1 a) Photographer: Alyssa Schukar b) General focus: stories c) 3 problems: - Very dark - Same camera angles - Far from subjects d) The judges liked: - The backgrounds -The photos told a story e) I personally like dark ideas, so I found this photographer intriguing, and I really liked some of her photos. Video: 3 a) Photographer : Nick Adams b)  General Focus: Photo j c)  3 problems: - Focus was off -judges did not like the baby photos as they believed it was unoriginal - many of the photos "cut-off" subjects body parts. d) The judges liked: - The originality - They liked that the photos were up close and personal to the subjects e) Even though the judges hated all of the photos, I actually liked some of them as they were beautifully captured. I agree that some of the photos were immature as they were too tight and cropped, but some of the photos were truly stunning. Video: 4 a) Photographer: Jordan Murph b) General focus: Sports c...