Events

Events Editors

 * Cover all major school events, being sure to include LS, MS and US.
 * This starts early with retreats (MS & US), 5th Chesapeake trip & spirit week (all 3 divisions)
 * Don't forget LS and MS for the winter concerts
 * Cover as many smaller events as possible.
 * Work with your co-editor to divvy up the events.
 * You are responsible for all of the events photos
 * take them yourself, or
 * arrange for someone else to take them (you'll need to remind them!)
 * If you need to use one of the big cameras for an event, be sure to get training AHEAD OF TIME.

Advice from Previous Events Editors:
For the events section there are a few things that are very important to be done even before you start taking pictures:
 * After you are assigned to be an events editor, grab the master calendar and highlight all of the events you want to be featured in the yearbook. (look in past yearbooks for reference.) Try to add new events, it is always fun to add something to the yearbook that hasn't been featured in the previous years.
 * With your co-editor split the events. Write them down in your agenda notebook and sign up on the calendar for the cameras in advance. Remember, **EVENTS DO NOT HAPPEN TWICE!**
 * Create a mini-yearbook that includes the page numbers of the actual yearbook on the bottom of the page, and the event on the header to compile a plan for you to follow through with for the year.
 * Before you go to an event, learn how to use a camera! Learn every facet to ensure that the pictures come out clearly and beautiful!