Yearbook Introduction

25 Must-Haves of a Yearbook

1. The School's Name
2. Class Year
3. Creative Title
4. Creative Design on Cover
5. Creative Design/Setup of Inside
6. Table of Contents
7. Description/Summary of the School
8. Inside Look on Student's Lives
9. Interesting/Colorful/Intriguing Titles of Articles 
10. Inside Look on Athletics
11. Inside Look on Extra-Curricular Activities
12. Inside Look on School Events/Organizations
13. Page(s) for Clubs and After School Programs 
14. Photos from Homecoming/Prom/Carnivals
15. Images & Names of Staff
16. Quotes by Staff
17. Images & Names of Students
18. Senior Photos
19. Quotes by Students
20. "Best" and "Most" Students
21. People Ads
22. Index
23. School Quote
24. Credit for Editors/Photographers/Designers of the Yearbook
25. Page for Peers/Teachers/Professors Messages

"Out There" Overlook

1. The title  for the Yearbook is "Out There".
2. It is from Westlake High School.
3. Some thematic elements included in the yearbook are a positive atmosphere. 
4. There are 5 sections - Life, Sports, People, tributes, and Reference.
5. My favorite spread would probably be either the Art or Directing (SXSW Festival).
6. Yes, there is an index at the back of the Yearbook.
7. Yes, there are photos of groups of people. Some clubs and organizations while others are "Best Friend" photos. 
8. Yes, there is a Table Of Contents located at the front portion of the yearbook. 
9. There are 2,564 students enrolled in the school the year this yearbook was published.
10. The state that my yearbook is from Texas. 

Prompt Shoot #4

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Phobia Project

a. What is a Phobia?
     - A Phobia is an extreme or irrational fear of aversion of something.

b. List and define 5 Phobias.
     - Automatonophobia is the fear of wax statues or ventriloquist dummies, anything falsely representing a sentient being.
     - Didaskeleinophobia is the fear of going to or attending school.
     - Pediophobia is the fear of dolls or small statues/figures resembling realistic sentient beings.
     - Philemaphobia or Philematophobia is the fear of kissing or other romantic physical contact.
     - Scriptophobia is the ear of being seen writing or writing in public.
     - Sciophobia or Sciaphobia is the fear of your own or another's shadow.

c. One shot I could do, from the given ones that I'd chosen from above, would be..
     *Philemaphobia - I could have a couple about to kiss, but one of them is putting a hand in front of their lips in order to stop the contact of lips on lips. This photograph will probably be horizontal, and zoomed in so that you can only really see the hand and their lips. The background will be blurred out, and it will be maybe have a light coming from the back to make the situation look more dramatic.
     *Scriptophobia - I'm not exactly sure who will be the model of this, but I want to have them writing while covering it up. The lighting, again, will probably be behind the subject, and this will also be horizontal. I'll probably focus on the subject and blur out the background.
     *Sciophobia/Sciaphobia - I will probably have my little brother be the model for this one, seeing as this is a phobia he actually has. This photo, different from the last two, will be vertical. The background will probably be in focus, somewhat, as well.

d. I think a few photographic techniques that could be used in order to give the photo more depth or background, I could shoot Philemaphobia as a contrast photo, Scriptophobia as a leading lines photograph, and Sciophobia/Sciaphobia as a worm's eye view photograph.