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50 Cards in this Set
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When is editing Important? |
ALWAYS |
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Newspaper/Zine too big? |
Edit story from bottom! Change photo heights! |
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Redundant phrases |
First Annual, Jewish Rabbi, Totally Destroyed |
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Four F's of Magazine Design |
Format, Formula, Frames, Function |
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Signature (publication) |
Std size paperstock sheet, both sides printed, folded and trimmed to make a section |
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Masthead |
Details staff, mailing + subscription info, ads, etc. CONTAINS LOGO |
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Saddle Stitch (binding process) |
Stacks signatures, then staples middle fold of pages |
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Perfect bound (binding process) |
Flexible adhesive holds cut and folded signatures to the cover |
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Nameplate |
Logo/name of zine, as it appears on the front cover |
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Where are nameplates usually found? |
Table of contents, masthead, and front page |
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Folio line |
Line of type just below nameplate, vol #, issue #, date of publication |
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Break of the Book |
Sequence of allocation of space for all magazines content |
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Self-cover |
Cover printed on same paperstock as rest of magazine |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (1) |
Too many different typefaces |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (2) |
Tiny photos (except for mugshots) |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (3) |
Grey Pages |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (4) |
Unaligned type across the top and middle of the page |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (5) |
Butting Headlines |
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What do you want to avoid in newsletter design? (6) |
Poor quality art |
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What is on a magazine front cover? |
Nameplate, Art, Cover lines, Issue date, Price/UPC scan |
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What should you avoid putting on top of small art? |
Large art |
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Should elements be distributed? |
Elements should be distributed |
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Is it Important to be consistent? |
Yes be ******* consistent |
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Should all elements be aligned? |
Align ALL ELEMENTS |
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What should a good caption contain? |
Present-tense action verb telling what is happening, names of all people, date and place of the event |
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What is safe to cross the gutter? |
Photos/art, headlines, rules, and color/tint boxes |
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Name of the first newspaper in Colonial America |
Boston News-Letter |
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Why did the Boston News-Letter have "Published by Authority" on the first page? |
It allowed the governor of Massachusetts to censor the stories |
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What type of color is used for photos in visual communications? |
CMYK |
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What is the most widely used vehicle for printing ink? |
Linseed Oil |
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What are the two parts of printing ink? |
Pigment and Vehicle |
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What are the characteristics of paper? |
Two distinct sides, grain, and brightness |
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What is a watermark? |
The faint design or emblem put into certain papers |
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Most widely used raw material for paper today |
WOOD |
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What is the most expensive element of the printing process? |
PAPER |
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What type is preferred for body copy? |
Serif type |
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What type is preferred for numbers? |
Sans serif type |
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Deck |
Secondary headline |
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Banner |
Headline that stretches across the page width |
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Cutline |
Explanation of photograph that appears just below the photo |
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Modular format |
Newspaper page made up of a series of rectangles |
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Which format uses a grid, 6 or 5 column with white space between them |
Modular format |
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Which format has one module that dominates the page, with a lead story above the fold |
Modular format |
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Which format has each module self- contained? |
Modular format |
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Which format has photos cropped closely to give impact to the center of interest? |
Modular format |
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Which format has plenty of white space between ruled modules, especially with type or photos |
Modular format |
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Which era used smaller outside margins? |
Traditional format |
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Which era used 6 point type to fit more content? |
Traditional era |
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Which era had 13 pica wide columns and 7-8 columns across the page? |
Traditional era |
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Which era had vertical rules placed between columns |
Traditional era |