Newspaper Front Cover Conventions

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Newspaper Front Cover Conventions

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Newspaper Front Cover Conventions

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Aims • To understand the role of a Popular

Press Newspaper front cover• To understand the conventions of a

Popular Press Newspaper front cover

• To create your own Popular Press Newspaper front cover

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Brainstorm what you would expect to see on the front cover of a popular press newspaper

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Newspaper Identity• Political views

• Choice of content

• Choice of Headline

• Choice of images

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A newspaper front page must

• Attract readers

• Re-enforce a newspapers identity for its readers

• Clearly define the newspapers point of view on the lead story

• Indicate what will be covered within the rest of the newspaper to sell the newspaper to the public.

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Front Page Conventions MastheadDate line

Web addressSloganKickerPug

HeadlineStrap line

By lineLeaderCaption

Standfirst

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Design your own Popular Press Newspaper front cover

Your must:

• Name your newspaper and come up with a slogan

• Include all the newspaper conventions

• Create a Lead story and kicker based around the following picture

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You must think about your

newspaper identity

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Fill in the blanks • The is found at the top of the front page and

contains the title of the newspaper the , and • A is used to advertise the price of the newspaper.• The is used to describe the main story (or the ) and show the newspapers point of view.• A is used as the opening paragraph of the story

and a is used to describe the accompanying images.• The sentence usually placed underneath the headline is the

and is used to give more information about the story. A is also used to name the writer of the article.

• A is a smaller story used to jump out to attract the audience and indicate what can be found in the rest of the newspaper.