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Yearbook Photo Captions By Don Vardell, APR The GROWLER Moss Point High School March 27, 2005.

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1 Yearbook Photo Captions By Don Vardell, APR The GROWLER Moss Point High School March 27, 2005

2 Yearbook Photo Captions Many people read only captions

3 Yearbook Photo Captions So, Captions must fulfill two goals:

4 Yearbook Photo Captions Captions must fulfill two goals: Captions must explain what is going on in a photo

5 Yearbook Photo Captions Captions must fulfill two goals: 2. Captions must add information

6 Yearbook Photo Captions Captions must fulfill two goals: Explain what is going on in a photo Add information

7 Yearbook Photo Captions Write first sentence in present tense (Explain activity)

8 Yearbook Photo Captions Write first sentence in present tense (Explain activity) –Include names of all easily recognizable people

9 Yearbook Photo Captions Write first sentence in present tense (Explain activity) –Include names of all easily recognizable people Do NOT begin every caption with a name

10 Yearbook Photo Captions Write first sentence in present tense (Explain activity) –Include names of all easily recognizable people –Do NOT begin every caption with a name Other sentences which add information should be written in past tense

11 Yearbook Photo Captions Write first sentence in present tense (Explain activity) –Include names of all easily recognizable people –Do NOT begin every caption with a name –Other sentences which add information should be written in past tense Can be statistics, direct quote from someone involved in the action, etc.

12 Yearbook Photo Captions Photo captions are important –You can increase coverage and get more people in the Yearbook using well thought-out, well-written photo captions (cutlines)

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