Task 10 Article Finished

1. TASK 10 Research Article

2. Headline
Image
Drop Cap
Subheading
Pull quote Page Number
Byline
Crosshead
Columns

3. To insert a document to work on I
would use this section under file
Once selected I would make 2 A4
pieces of to use on my double
page spread

4. In InDesign to gather text for my
heading, subheading, page
numbers, by line, and article in
the columns I would use this tool.
To edit the text size, line gap,
letter gap etc. I would use the box
underneath which is accessed by
pressing Ctrl+T. Also to change
the colour of the text I would
select this box.

5. To make my drop cap I would use
these two tool here the one on
the left affects the height of the
letter and the one on the left
affects it’s width.
To establish my columns I’d
select margins and columns
under Layout then click how
many columns I would like in my
magazine.

6. Quotations
Descriptions of him and what's happening in
the interview
Interviewer’s opinions personal views and
judgments
Key

7. Daniel Radcliffe Review

8. The language used in this text is very quote heavy
which is very conventional for a Q and A kind of
session. The writer goes in and out of context as he
is talking to Daniel Radcliffe and establish an
understanding of what is going on in the room
however he then goes out of the room and gives the
reader some background information. The quotes
are quite significant as it is all about Daniel Radcliffe
and to inform the reader about them so it is vital to
stay on topic. The text is fairly informal and attracts
to a less educated audience, this is expected as it is
an article from NME as it is on popular culture and
this is typically aimed at a young adult audience.
This audience typically likes humour, satire and
informality in articles. The writer seems to be a fan
of Daniel Radcliffe which gives the article a much
more light hearted view.

9. Potential Names
Knowles Knows No Bounds – This title could potentially be used as it is
quite poetic and rolls off of the tounge this is good for a music magazine
article and the use of alliteration makes it much more eye catching as it
will draw in an audience that is just skimming.
New Knowles Unplugged – This title is very to the point and very simple
and relates with the picture therefore is an anchor however will attract to
skim readers as it attracts the audience.
From Dark to Light: The Story Behind Knowles – This title is more
conventional to an indie magazine as it is quite unusual but informs the
audience about the article, it also anchors to the image as it refers to the
light and dark of the image.

10. Biography
• Name: Rachel Knowles
• Stage name: Knowles
• From: Solihull, Birmingham
• Educated: Lighthall School, Solihull
• Musical Genre: Indie, Rock, Progressive Rock
• Musical Heroes: Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd, The Beatles, The Libertines
• Style: Skinny Jeans, Plain Top, Parka Coat, Trainers and Doc Martins
• Started: Taught her self guitar over the whole of her childhood and started to write
songs about bad relationships which struck a chord with the Simon Mayo on BBC
Radio 2.
• Significant Recordings: The Game, Drunken Daisies, Drenched
• On stage apparel: Parka Coats, Doc Martins, Jeans.
• Major Performances: Jools Holland, Sell out UK tour, Reading Festival
• Ambitions: Super Bowl Half Time Show
• Secret: Buys 5 original records each week
• Important Day: Day she caught a record player
• Lyrics: ”Playing the game is easy, but winning it is hard” “Sip the Sambuca and fall like
drunken daisies” “I’m lost on Thunder Road with the music to show me where to go”

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12. Edited
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