MUSIC MAGAZINE-

DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD ANALYSIS

Bleeding- The text bleeds over to the over page on the main headline. This is used to show to the readers that both pages are relevant and match the subject or article they are looking at.

Colour scheme- A lack of colour is used here so the text on the article is easy to read. A different colour is used on the headline as it is trying to advertise and get people to read it.

By line- Names the writer of the article here. Allows the readers to see who made it and to find future work created by them.

Image- Looking at camera. Direct address (Personal relationship)Takes up one entire page

Dropcap- This is used on the first column so readers know where to start from

Border- Border in the background to make the page more interesting to look at.

Headline- Largest font and text on page

Grabs the reader's attention with the use of punctuation

Capital letters + Exclamation marks + Question marks

Headline is vague and does not give much away.

Columns- Text is structured into three different columns to make it simple to read and to avoid any confusion on where to read.

Page number- Readers can easily find where they want to go without looking on the page fully (Corner of page)

Line breaks- Line breaks are inserted to make the magazine look more organised. In this case it allows the readers to find the answer to questions from the interview quicker.

Headline- Second largest font and text on page

Grabs the reader's attention with the use of a quote.

Headline is vague and does not give much away this makes readers want to find out more and continue reading on the page.

Quote creates a positive atmosphere and encourages people to read more

Colour scheme- A lack of colour is used here so the text on the article is easy to read. A different colour is used on the headline as it is trying to advertise and get people to read it.

Image- Not looking at camera as it is not looking to give people an incentive to buy it as they would have already done that. Also anchors text on the other side

Bleeding- The image on the right bleeds over to the over page on the left. This is used to show to the readers that both pages are relevant and match the subject or article they are looking at. (Head of guitar bleeds over to the other page)

Page number- Readers can easily find where they want to go without looking on the page fully (Corner of left page)

Comment/Insert- A comment is made on the right hand side of the page. This is usually views from another person and this makes the article seem more truthful and honest

Byline- This is also used to display the name of the writer of the article so readers can recognise who they are in other work and want to read more of what they have produced.

Dropcap- This is used on the first column so readers know where to start from (Largest font on the page) It also encourages readers to look at it as it makes it seem like less text is there than there actually is present.

Stand first- This is used to give the readers a quick overview of the article. This allows people to understand the context of it before reading the full article below.