Copyright Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc. 485 Chapter Objectives After reading this chapter, you will be able to: • Explain why photography is an important part of journalism. • Utilize basic principles of photojournalism and photographic composition to shoot powerful photos. • Make a plan for a photography assignment. • Identify the qualities of a strong video story. • Prepare a shot list and interview questions before shooting a video story. • Record and edit a basic news story, using interviews and b-roll in a meaningful way. • Explain how traditional alternative story forms can be used and expanded on the Web. • Plan the structure and multimedia elements for an online story package. Key Terms axis line b-roll backpack journalism depth of fi eld eyeline matching high angle interactive graphics Ken Burns effect lead room leading lines low angle lower-thirds titles motion sequence natural sound pan post-production pre-production production rule of thirds screen shot list storyboard three-point lighting tilt Build Vocab Before You Read… Skim the headings of this chapter and look at each fi gure. After analyzing this information, write three predictions for what you think you will learn on a blank sheet of paper. Then, when you have fi nished reading, write a brief summary of the chapter. How do your predictions compare to your summary?