Analysis of main features of double page spreads
The main features of a double page spread include the
masthead of the magazine and a title. The masthead is used to inform/remind the
reader of the name of the magazine. The title of the double page spread is used
to inform the reader on what information is on the page. For example, it could
be a quote from an interview that gives a rough idea of the overall subject. Text
will also be included, with an introduction that will sum up the situation
(where they are/what they’re going to talk about). The main text will then be
relevant information, usually split into 2 or 3 columns. There will be pictures
that are relevant to the article/interview such as a picture of the artist the
double page spread is based on. This will also give readers that are unaware of
the artist a rough idea of their genre etc. from the representation made by
their clothing and their facial expression. and Page numbers will be used on
both pages to allow the reader to find it quicker from the contents page. Pull
quotes are also used to attract the reader’s attention and interest them in to
the information. The final feature included on a double page spread is the date
and issue number which is used to make the reader aware of how valid the information
is, and how old it is. The issue number may potentially make the reader want to
see the other magazines produced, and increase sales etc.
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