Monday, March 3, 2014

Blog 17: Fourth Interview Questions

  1. How can an editorial publisher produce a quality yearbook?
  2. Can you define what a quality yearbook is in your terms?
  3. Can you name a yearbook or a few yearbooks that meet all criteria in making it a quality book?
  4. What can deter an editorial publisher from producing a quality yearbook?
  5. What characteristics in design should a quality yearbook have?
  6. Why is graphic design necessary in a yearbook?
  7. Where have you seen great design in a yearbook?
  8. Why is typography important in designing a yearbook?
  9. What should a designer avoid doing while designing a yearbook?
  10. What advice do you have for beginning graphic designers who are designing for yearbooks?
  11. Is there a specific design trend you would like to see or see more often in 2014 yearbooks?
  12. What characteristics in photography should a quality yearbook have?
  13. What are some techniques or practices that a photographer should know or learn?
  14. What advice do you have for beginning photographers in order to take good photos?
  15. Why are well-taken photos important in making a quality yearbook?
  16. What should a photographer avoid when taking photos?
  17. Where have you seen good use of photography in a yearbook?
  18. What characteristics in copy should a quality yearbook have?
  19. What techniques or common practices and habits should a beginner-level writer have when writing yearbook copy?
  20. Where have you seen exemplary copywriting used in a yearbook?
  21. What should a writer keep in mind while interviewing a subject for a potential story?
  22. What should a writer avoid doing when writing copy?

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