LANGUAGE: The media language used would
be the same as the rest of the magazine. They will want to communicate with
their audience in the same way throughout the whole magazine. They will use the
same fronts, colours, style of writing and pictures to keep with the house
style of their magazine. The conventions of these pages will be different, for
example, the title of the page is at the top left of the page. This indicates
what the page contains. They have pull quotes from the article to give the
audience an idea of what they will be reading. And a continuous colour scheme
used over both the pages to link the two pages together.
IDEOLOGY: By having lots of pictures of
the band performing, and not many shots of them posing together or on their
own, it reinforces the fact that they want to make the audience aware of their
music, rather than what they look like or what their recent fashion looks are.
INSTITUTION: The only institution on this
double page spread, is the band Mumford
and Sons. This double page spread is advertising them and making people aware
of their music and what they do. Apart from that there isn’t any other forms of
external advertising on either of the pages.
AUDIENCE: The target audience is again
the same as the front page and double page spread. They attract the same
audience throughout by keeping a house style and keeping the same genre of
music to keep their audience interested and make them want to keep buying the
magazine.
REPRESENTATION: This will also be the same as the front cover
and contents page as it
all fits in with keeping a house style. Again, they have shown the main
features of the articles focusing more on music than how they look.
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