Media

1. Double Page Spread Research And Analysis 2
Masthead
Pull Quote
Kicker
Dropcap Main
Image

2. Double Page Spread Research And Analysis 2
Main Image
The main image of this DPS represents Mark Ronson, he considerably fills up a half of the article with his
image of him breaking a trumpet, this is to signify his dominance in music. This considerably puts him in a
lot of power, and linking in with the article text he does not need to cross his heart and hope to die with no
trumpets which includes his feature as Tim Chester reveals about the artist.
Pull Quote
The pull quote highlights a typical gesture, specifically not a nice one towards the artist. This is controversy
of how some audiences see Mark Ronson as he approaches people or enters public places, especially being
called a “Fucken Wanker” Although this may appeal to audiences that side with Mark Ronson and underlie
the truths about life outside his music career. This then induces the audience to read the article about the
profound quote about the artist engaging the audience into the “drama” life a star has.
Main Text
The main text features two drop caps one being conventionally at the start of the article to set the
audience off, the engage at a starting point, this is to focus their attention on the start, the second drop
cap is to introduce the next paragraph, with the use of gutters is creates a clean slate of what the article
should look like in a professional manner. Applying a clean and tidy finish with 2 columns and aiming to
cram enough text with the smaller font to engage with the audience whilst they read through the article.

3. Double Page Spread Research And Analysis 2
Kicker
The kicker gives a small insight to what the article content is about which includes Tim Chester meeting
Mark Ronson for the first time, this engages the audience preparing themselves for content about these
two characters making the audience conclude will they get on or will they have an rivalry. This is not
explained in full detail as this is later revealed in the main article text.
Title
NME has created a typical conventional title of their specific music magazines, a large sans-serif font with
an artist’s name specifically Mark Ronson for this DPS. This engages the audience to encourage them to
understand who the artist is if they don’t indicate who they are from the image presented. This is also
radical as some of the title engages on the left-hand side with “The Revenge Of” This includes the audience
to see an artist taking revenge on someone specific but is not further perused unless the reader engages
into the article itself. This proclaims the audience to understand the feeling of the artist from just the title.