This document summarizes how a media product uses conventions from real TV listings. It features a large main image and smaller images spread throughout the page showing scenes from the documentary, using captions to describe the images. It also uses a large headline in a different color than the rest of the text to draw attention, followed by a smaller subtitle. Pull quotes are used with a brightly colored background to make them stand out. The main article features conventions like drop caps, small readable fonts, and subtitles to break up the text for easy reading, mimicking conventions from TV Choice magazine.

1. In what ways does your media
product use, develop or
challenge forms and
conventions of real media
products?
TV Listings Article
George Mobley

2. Article features a large main image giving some idea what the
documentary will be about while there are smaller images spread
over the rest of the page, usually images from the documentary
itself which is a typical convention we have followed. Small captions placed over the top of images to
allow readers to fully understand the image is a
typical convention we chose to follow.
A large title
which stands out
and draws
readers attention
followed by a
smaller sub title
is a feature we Pull quotes are a
originally saw in a typical convention
TV listings we chose to follow
magazine but however we
then developed developed his idea
by changing the by using a brightly
colours to fit with coloured
the colour background to set
scheme. them against so
they stand out and
grab the readers
attention.
Main article features many typical conventions of TV listings
articles such as drop cap, small easy to read font and in this case
subtitles which break the article up for easy reading which is
something we saw in TV choice and decided to use as we were
making a double page listing for TV Choice.