Here are 4 double page spreads for Media.

1. Graphology –
The layout of this double page spread is very
organised as all the information is set on one
page, whilst the main image is on the other. This
will make it easier for readers to focus on one
part at a time.
Typography –
The font ranges from the masthead to the main
text itself. The masthead is bold as it is the main
title that will attract readers in the first place.
The colours of the font match the colour theme
of red and black. This double page spread
appears to be an interview therefore the
questions that have been asked are bold in red.
Mode of Address –
The mode of address is direct address as the
main image of Justin Bieber is looking directly at
the audience, which will engage readers.
Anchorage Text –
There is a small text box placed to the left of the
centre image of the first page referencing to
what it is and how it relates to the title.
Text Wrap –
The main text is set around the centre image
making it easy to follow.
Mise En Scene –
The setting is plain as it is going on a creative background that
has lines appeared to go through it, so too much background
would make the image over complicated and will not look
professional. The costume used is very basic, but goes with
the colour theme of black and red. The model used is the well
known famous singer and songwriter Justin Bieber which will
definitely catch many readers eyes due to having a global fan
base.
Colour Palette –
Red, black and white

2. Graphology –
The layout of this double page spread may attract
readers due to the boldness of it and how different it is.
The main image is issued on the first main page, whilst
all of the text is on the second page. This magazine
revolves around fashion even though it may be
recognised for music.
Typography –
The font seems to be continuous throughout this
double page spread. However, there is a capital ‘L’
striking through the middle of the second page of the
double page spread, to represent the main focus of the
name Lady Gaga. Issued on the top right hand corner of
the second page is the name of the model, with her
surname in capital letters showing the importance.
Mode of Address –
The mode of address is direct address which will
engage and intrigue readers to read on. The main
image of Lady Gaga is looking directly at the audience.
Mise En Scene –
The setting of the main image is not very clear, but just
seems to be appeared on a grey scale background. The
costume used is very lack of, as there is only jewellery.
This may be emphasising what the main story is about.
The model used is the singer and dancer Lady Gaga.
The lighting used is directed towards her face, focusing
on her emotions. This is an up-close shot.
Colour Palette –
The monochrome theme is used on the main image as
it appears black and white with a hint of greyscale.
The page with the copy on has colours of black, white
and red.
Copy –
The copy is situated on the second page of the double
page spread and is all in the same font. When there is
a start to a new section changing tone, there is a large
black bold letter placed to show this. There is also a
very oversized L in the centre highlighting in red over
the copy.

3. Graphology –
The layout of this double page spread is very
different and may appeal to readers due to it
being so different. However, this double page
spread is very organised due to having the
text and masthead on one page, and the
main image on the other making it easier for
readers to follow.
Typography –
The font ranges throughout this double page
spread, which may be interesting for readers.
The masthead is completely different to parts
of the main copy, but then some of the main
copy is different to the other part. When
starting a new paragraph of a section, it is
shown with a black capital letter in bold.
Mode of Address –
The mode of address is indirect as the model
is looking away. As this is a part of a fashion
magazine, direct address is not really
expected when models are used as it is their
initial job to pose.
Anchorage Text –
There is text in the top left hand corner to
represent the image, showing who is in the
image and what clothes are being worn.
Mise En Scene –
The setting used in this image is just a blank background of white,
to show emphasis upon the model. The costume use appears to be
a studded leather jacket, which may support the story appearing to
show ‘the different sides of Rosie’. The model used is clearly model
as this double page spread is in a fashion magazine. The lighting
used is mainly aiming towards the face showing main features of
the face such as a jaw line, cheekbones defined with contour. The
shot used is a mid shot/ close up.
Colour Palette –
It is a monochrome theme throughout the image, whilst a hint of
red has been used in the masthead.

4. Graphology –
The layout used for this double page spread is very tidy
and sectioned into 6 separate parts. This may engage
readers as it is very organized and is not the usual type
of layout.
Typography –
The main masthead is enlarged to show that it is the
main title. This font seems to continue throughout the
double page spread and onto the anchorage text. The
text beneath that is just plain and simple.
Mode of Address –
Each image is directly towards the readers. Therefore,
the mode of address is direct address. There are 13
images present, which all seems and appear to be
direct address.
Mise En Scene –
Each image has a different setting and costume.
However, the 6 top main images seem to all be in a
street in Liverpool, showing pop in street style of girls
everyday in Liverpool. The 6 bottom images are a single
silhouetted image which have been edited to be a
single figure without a background. These images are
all long full body shots, showing the outfits off in a
fashion magazine.
Colour Palette –
The colour palette ranges are there is a lot going on in one
double page spread. There is a vary of colours due to
fashion and different styles, and there are many different
colours due to being in different backgrounds of Liverpool
involving everyday life.
Text Wrap –
There is text wrap above, below and on the actual images
themselves to describe what is going on and also extra
additional information for readers.