Coursework research & planning; generic conventions - magazine double page spreads

Research & PlanningGeneric Conventions

Magazine Double Page Spreads

Bradley Cooke 3112

Lutterworth College 25274

Headline, grabs the attention of those people that are reading the magazine. This example shows the different style of fonts and shapes of the text that is being displayed.

Striking images to capture the meaning of the piece of text - assuring that everybody understands each piece of the text

An introduction is giving - assuring that the article is summarised for the people that would be viewing the piece of text

Three main colours are used - black, green and white - showing an air of professionalism and assuring that the piece looks sophisticated

An eye catching photograph is displayed to grab the audience’s attention. This photograph allows the audience to get an insight into how the character of Ke$ha is supposed to be displayed in the media industry.

This is a common feature of a Q Magazine and has displayed many different artists and genres of music within it.

A main headline, introducing who this section of the magazine is revolved around and assures that those reading the magazine - if interested - knows who to look up if they take an interest.

Brief information is shown about the featured artist - this is used as a way to interest and excite the audience that could be reading.

Further information about the artist that they have just read about is shown. This is shown as a way of marketting her brand new album.

Three main colours are used - blue, orange and white - showing an air of professionalism and assuring that the piece looks sophisticated

Pictures of the band are shown when they were in concert - letting people reminisce and remember those old times.