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Shared Obit Portrait Template

I've been asked to create a locked obituary portrait template so junior shooters deliver consistent crops and captions…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I've been asked to create a locked obituary portrait template so junior shooters deliver…+
I've been asked to create a locked obituary portrait template so junior shooters deliver consistent crops and captions, but this is my first template job and I'm worried of locking something journalists will later need to adjust. Tell me what the template must enforce — safe crop for heads, bleed, caption zone — and which settings I should leave editable so the desk can tweak without breaking consistency.
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The obituary desk asked me to make a shared portrait template and they need it by Friday

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