This document outlines the progress of a double-page spread created for a documentary. It includes a sketch, first draft, and final result. The sketch explores layout ideas like positioning the title, hanging letters, and including interviewee photos. The first draft on Publisher adds a facts box and enlarged quotes on the theme color. The final result uses varied images, fonts, and pulls quotes to look professional in line with the Channel 4 style. It considers replacing the image to improve focus. Overall, the document tracks the iterative process of refining a double-page magazine spread.

1. Double Page spread
progress

2. Sketch Plan This is a sketch we put together
of the different ideas we came
up with for our double paged
spread. We want it to be eye
catching and interesting so the
readers will be intrigued about
our Documentary and want to
find out more. We positioned
the title of our documentary at
the top of the spread as we
want it to be the first thing
readers see so the name
remains in there thoughts. We
also chose to hang the letters
‘P’ (passed) and ‘L’ (learners)
to add creativity. The position
of text is formal and organised
too add structure to our spread
and also make it easier to read.
We included images of the
interviewees and
documentarians to add insight
into our documentary.
We chose to make the Channel Four logo big so that readers were aware on what channel our documentary was
being played on.
However, this is only a rough sketch and in our final we hope to include a box of facts about driving at the right
hand side of the spread and we also want to overlap images and text to add creativity.

3. This is our first draft on
First Draft the computer, using
Microsoft Publisher. This
is a more realistic draft of
our spread and the ideas
we had can be expressed
on this page. For the
facts and figures box we
researched information
on car accidents and
young drivers and chose
the most appropriate
facts to go with our
documentary. We
structured the layout so it
was not over complicated
and easy to read. To add
variety to our spread we
took our pacific quotes
from the text and
enlarged them and
placed them on the
theme colour. The colour
we have chosen for our
theme is a colour that
Channel Four often uses
The image we have used in this draft is not the one we will be using in our final in adverts, so therefore it
spread as it is a secondary image from the internet. We placed it hear because makes our spread look
we wanted to get an idea of what the layout will look like and the effectiveness more professional and
of it. We will be taking a primary image of a bridge over a motorway. realistic.

4. Final Result This is our final double
paged spread, however
we are considering taking
another better quality
picture as the focus on
this picture is not to the
highest standard. I think
this spread looks more
professional to the
previous draft as we used
a variety of images, fonts
and pull out quotes. The
use of colours consists
with the our theme and
therefore adds continuity
throughout our work. The
title is ey catching and
bold, which is what we
hoped for in order to
attract readers. We have
included more text and
images to link in with
magazine styles we had
researched. All the images
are primary ones we had
taken ourselves.