- The front cover is the main selling tool as it is used to persuade the buyer and attract the audience.
- The front cover needs to jump out from the shelf and establish their own reconisable identity
- The front cover shows the readers expectations of the magazine and should show a distinct culture identity
- As we read from left to right and top to bottom the prime position for the most important text is top left
- You should consider the layout e.g. size, shapes, colours
- Declaratives - making a statement
- Imperatives - giving orders
- Interrogatives - asking questions
- Exclamatives - suprise or alarm
- Alliteration
- Sibilance
- Assonance
- Rhyme
This is where we are reminded of another form of media or saying, such as 'boys r us'. In music magazines this often refers to films or programmes.
Contents Page
- Use the contents page to orientreer the way around the magazine
- This helps us to skip to artists/bands we are interested in
- A set agenda which remains constant in each issue
- We read magazines in a non linear fashion
Saliance - the size of the subject reflects its worth
Framing devices - can connect/disconnect elements
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