Basic news and documentary design noun

Here are some basic news and documentary design nouns:

News Design:

1. Headline: a title that summarizes the main story
2. Lead: the opening paragraph of a news article that sets the tone and provides essential information
3. Lede: a synonym for lead, used in some news organizations
4. Deck: the secondary headline or subheading that appears below the main headline
5. Cutline: a caption that accompanies a photo or graphic
6. Standfirst: a brief summary of the story that appears below the headline
7. Dateline: the location where the story is taking place
8. Byline: the name of the journalist who wrote the article
9. Slug: a short phrase or word that identifies the story
10. Teaser: a brief summary of the story that appears in a preview or summary section

Documentary Design:

1. Title sequence: the opening credits of a documentary that sets the tone and introduces the theme
2. Narration: the voiceover that guides the viewer through the documentary
3. Visuals: the images, footage, and graphics that illustrate the story
4. Interviews: conversations with experts, witnesses, or individuals affected by the story
5. B-roll: supplementary footage that provides additional context or visual interest
6. Graphics: text, charts, and other visual elements that help to explain complex information
7. Montage: a sequence of images or footage edited together to convey a particular mood or theme
8. Voiceover script: the written text that accompanies the narration
9. Storyboard: a visual representation of the documentary's structure and pacing
10. Treatment: a written document that outlines the documentary's concept, themes, and approach.

These are just a few examples of the many design elements that can be used in news and documentary production.