Connor West describes the design process for a double page spread promoting a documentary. He started by placing images and captions to set the scene. Then he added a headline and sub-headline to attract readers. He included an article explaining why the documentary was made and persuading the audience to watch. Finally, he added celebrity quotes praising the club to fill white space and provide more persuasion.

1. DESIGN PROCESS
By Connor West

2. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD
THE IMAGE ABOVE IS MY DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD THAT I HAVE USED TO TALK ABOUT THE
DOCUMENTARY AND WHY IT IS BEING MADE. THIS GIVES THE AUDIENCE A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING
ON WHY THE DOCUMENTARY IS BEING MADE AND IT PERSUADES THE AUDIENCE TO WATCH THE
DOCUMENTARY.

3. 1. I started off by placing
images into the double
page spread because it
helped me decide where I’ll
put the article, headline
and sub headline.
2. I then put in
captions for the
images so that
the audience
knows what to
expect in the
documentary.
3. I then decided to put in
the headline that I thought
was best with the main
image as it is what the
audience would see
immediately and will
attract them straight away
and make them read the
article.
4. Then I put in
the sub headline
which tells the
audience what
the article is
about and gives
an insight about
it.

4. 5. I then decided to put the article in that talks
about why the documentary is made and
persuades the audience to watch the
documentary.
6. I thought that the double page spread had too
much white space and from my research on other
double page spreads there weren’t many gaps; so
I decided to find quotes that were said about the
club to put them in as it put more persuasion into
the audience because it convinced them more to
watch the documentary as celebrities praise the
club.