- Image that takes up to a whole page of the article
- Drop capital at the beginning of the article
- Mini introduction to the article (Description/Standfirst)
- Bylines of the writer and photographer
- A colour scheme, mainly linking to the main image
- Magazine name next to the page number/issue date to remind the reader
- The website address to get the reader to visit the website
- Name of interviewee in a different colour so that it stands out from the rest of the text
- A border around the double page spread
- Columns used, between 2-4 mainly
- A quote from the subject, often over the photograph
- A headline is used at the top of the page
- Standfirst is always near/under the headline, and before the start of the article. It introduces the article and explains what it's going to be about, so it engages the reader.
- Use informal mode of address in the article to relate to the reader
- Short and snappy headlines so that it's easy for the reader to read.
Sunday, 1 November 2009
Codes and conventions of music magazine double page spread articles
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