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Headlines and Captions

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verbal-visual connection Create Effective Headlines Use strong action verbs Write in present tense Find a clever way to create verbal-visual connection between headline and photo

verbal-visual connection Headlines Unify Photos With Stories & Captions Choose key words inspired by photo Brainstorm rhyming words & phases or puns that play on the key words Fit key word into phrase to create a clever verbal-visual connection

verbal-visual connection What’s The Big Idea? Key words: face, pie, smile Rhyming words: place, trace Rhyming phrase: All over the place Headline or lead-in: All over the face

verbal-visual connection What’s The Big Idea? Key words: Rhyming words: Rhyming phrase: Headline or lead-in:

Your Assignment… Pick your fav. pic from this week (each of you) Get a large paper per group Have Mrs. G print your chosen pics Create a Two-part headline for each photo using the strategies given in this presentation Tape/Glue the photo to your paper and write the headlines and captions USE DESIGN! How should it look? How would it look in the Yearbook?