Analysing NME Contents Page
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Layout – The contents page has been laid out in the conventional manner using the rule of thirds, where there is content on the left, right and in the middle of the page. Fonts – The use of both Serif and Sans-Serif fonts on the contents page breaks convention for the production of a magazine of any genre as you would usually use on or the other. Mode of Address/Language Used – The use of language is very informal as words and phrases such as ‘eh’ have been used within the Grab Quote in the middle portion of the contents page. Article Titles/Cont ent – In the middle at the bottom of the contents page there is a preview to one of the articles. This shows new readers the style of magazine that this is before they decide to buy it. In a ddition to this, on the right hand side of the page is a list of some of the more interesting articles with a description. The article titles have a bigger font size than the description to show its importance. Mise en Scene – In the bottom right hand corner there is an advertisement about subscriptions to NME. This takes up a reasonable amount of the Right Hand Column and the use of the Yellow Writing makes it is easy to catch the reader’s eye. Columns – The contents page does not stray away from normality when splitting up the content. The y are separated between three columns which is known as the rule of thirds. Main Image/Pictures linked to articles featured in the Magazine – The main image has direct address and is relatable to not only the magazine but also the article preview. This f urther shows new readers the types of Music and Music Groups that are covered within the Magazine. Page Numbers – Page numbers have been included next to Article Titles and Descriptions so if there is an article in particular that you would like to read you can easily find it. Sub-Headings – These are included on the contents page to show the types of content that will be featured in all NME Magazines. Target Audience – The Target Audience is who the magazine is aimed at. The Dark Colours and the Bold Fonts show that the Magazine is properly aimed at Men House Style - The House Style is the way each NME magazine is laid out. The colour scheme is very dark using mainly Black and White. In addition to this, Article Titles are Sans-Serif, Bold Font and the main content is a Serif Font. This will remain the same in each NME Edition
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Layout The contents page has been laid out in the conventional manner using the rule of thirds, where there is content on the left, right and in the middle of the page.Page Numbers Page numbers have been included next to Article Titles and Descriptions so if there is an article in particular that you would like to read you can easily find it.Sub-Headings These are included on the contents page to show the types of content that will be featured in all NME Magazines.
Mise en Scene In the bottom right hand corner there is an advertisement about subscriptions to NME. This takes up a reasonable amount of the Right Hand Column and the use of the Yellow Writing makes it is easy to catch the readers eye.Article Titles/Content In the middle at the bottom of the contents page there is a preview to one of the articles. This shows new readers the style of magazine that this is before they decide to buy it. In addition to this, on the right hand side of the page is a list of some of the more interesting articles with a description. The article titles have a bigger font size than the description to show its importance.Fonts The use of both Serif and Sans-Serif fonts on the contents page breaks convention for the production of a magazine of any genre as you would usually use on or the other.Columns The contents page does not stray away from normality when splitting up the content. They are separated between three columns which is known as the rule of thirds.Target Audience The Target Audience is who the magazine is aimed at. The Dark Colours and the Bold Fonts show that the Magazine is properly aimed at MenMode of Address/Language Used The use of language is very informal as words and phrases such as eh have been used within the Grab Quote in the middle portion of the contents page.Main Image/Pictures linked to articles featured in the Magazine The main image has direct address and is relatable to not only the magazine but also the article preview. This further shows new readers the types of Music and Music Groups that are covered within the Magazine.House Style - The House Style is the way each NME magazine is laid out. The colour scheme is very dark using mainly Black and White. In addition to this, Article Titles are Sans-Serif, Bold Font and the main content is a Serif Font. This will remain the same in each NME Edition
