Saturday 3 December 2011

Conventions of a double page spread:
  • They all include a main image that is usually related to the story within the text.
  • A title that is bigger than all the other text.
  • The text is usually written in columns.
  • The heading is usually in a bold font so it stands out from the page
  • There are certain colours so it sticks to a convention
  • Sometimes the picture is a cross the whole DPS with all text on the picture.
  • Quotes are used sometimes in the title/headline top break up the text
  • Often includes the name of the journalist or person who wrote the article
  • First letter of the article is bigger to show you where to start reading.
  • Sometimes uses stylized fonts.
  • Headlines used to draw the reader in but don't tell them what the whole article is about
  • Byline-who wrote the article, photographers credit.
  • Laid out in 2-4 collumns.
  • Strap line at the top- what the article is about.
  • The article is usually written infromally and the personality
  • of the journalist come through.

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