Main image – takes up over a page of space

Multi shot – positioning of band members suggest figure in front is of more importance

Direct mode of address-includes reader

Title – largest text – shows importance

Pull quote – attracts reader and gives them an insight into the article

Two columns of text – easy to read, looks smart, clean and sophisticated

Photo credits

Sub headline –attracts reader, introduces the article

Different colour used to emphasise journalists name

Simple colour scheme

Blue shapes and tape – adds an edgy unfinished feel – fits with genre of magazine

Date/name of mag/page number

Small text

Large article title –attention grabbing

Small text Two columns –easy to read adds sophistication

Date / page number

Journalist & photographer details

Main image - takes up large amount of space on the page

Long shot – shows bigger picture – suggest article will do the same

By-line –introduces article content

Large letter – draws attention to start of article, shows importance

Bright colour scheme -eye-catching

Showing behind the scenes –suggests article goes behind the scenes

Image plays to stereotypes as the article is not about one specific celebrity

Fancy font – suggests class & style

One main image – eye is drawn straight to it Pull quote – attracts reader

Article/image credits

Attention grabbing font used for title

Name of band at top of page –shows they are important

Smaller images –give a better insight into the band

By-line –introduces article

Dark colour scheme –gives a heavier feel and suggests heavier music such as rock

Black and white effect –adds a sense of calm and mystery

Name of mag/page number

Three columns of small text – easy to read, allows for a lot of content

Use of different colours makes the interview easy to follow