The document outlines several conventions used in magazine articles about television programs, including using a three column layout, featuring a main image to grab attention, and including background information on the actors and characters. It also notes common elements like a stand first to summarize the topic, pull quotes from actors, minor images of characters, and placement of the byline, date, and page number. The purpose of following these conventions is to inform and engage readers about upcoming television programs.

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2. Layout: The three Main image: The main
Title: This is typically featured Drop capital: This main
column layout follows image establishes to the
at the top of the article to convention of a double page
Stand first: the conventions of an reader who is featured in
inform the reader briefly about article is very recognised and
Used to article and keeps it the article. Also, as it is a
the article. establishes the start of the
summarise the easy to read and large image it grabs the
article.
actors involved in understand. readers attention quickly.
previous roles,
this convention is Background
to encourage the information:
reader to read on Usually, there is
some background
information
about the actors
Date and time: and tells the
The date and reader a little bit
time is usually about the
shown on a characters.
article in a TV
listings magazine
to inform the
reader when, Page number:
where and what Conventionally
time the placed in the
programme will bottom corner
be broadcasted to make it
on easier for the
reader to
Byline: navigate around
Conventionally this is the magazine.
Minor Images: These are used to Pull Quote: A pull quote is often words
always the smallest
show the main characters in action spoken by the actor/actresses the article is
text on the whole
and is typically features in double about. This is used to draw the readers
article, this also
spread articles. They are used to attention by picking out interesting quotes
credits the image
appeal to he reader in order for and also emphasises the article.
photographer.
them to watch the programme.