The document provides details on typical magazine layout conventions for celebrity interviews. It notes that magazines usually use large images of the celebrity to draw attention to the article. Serif fonts are commonly used for bodies of text due to being easier to read. Important details are highlighted through bold text and capital letters. Photographer and interviewer names are included for attribution. Overall layout and design aims to attract readers' attention through visual elements while maintaining readability of the text content.

1. Emma Taylor

2. Magazines use large images of the celebrity to show who is
being interviewed. The magazine want you to read the article,
which is why the image is very large, so it will draw your
attention to it.
Written in a serif font, this font is seen to be easier to read than
a sans serif font which is why it is used for large bodies of text.
Very little colour is used. This is because they want you to focus
on reading the interview. Colour is used in the photograph and
sometimes in the title and/or subheading. They want you to see
the image first.
Interviews tend to be in a black font as it makes it easy to read
against the white background.
They use bold text to highlight the important facts such as the
words ‘GLAMOUR’ and ‘JOSH HUTCHERSON’. This shows you
who is talking and being in capital letters also helps you to
identify this.
Image usually contains a caption underneath which
describes it and the other images used in the interview
Page number is seen in the bottom left corner as it helps
to indentify it when looking at the contents page to find
the interview.
The photographer and interviewers names are mentioned to
have recognition for the article.
Title of the article is always in a large bold font as this is
the section that your eye will be drawn to which will
decide if you want to read it or not. The introduction to
the article is usually in a larger font to the body text as it
helps you to get a feel of what’s to come in the rest of the
interview.

3. Last page of a couple page article so contains no
title or subheadings.
Large image of the celebrity being interviewed to
keep your interest throughout the page spread.
Page number in bottom right corner to help you indicate the
interview from the contents page.
Quote taken from a section of the interview as it shows the
audience what is yet to read in the interview; keeps them
interested.
Blocks of text sometimes have a drop letter to indicate the
start of a paragraph.
Block text is wrote in columns which is the typical layout
when writing in a magazine or newspaper.
This interview is written in a sans serif font. This could be to
give an informal feel to it which would make audiences feel
more involved and connected with Daniel Radcliffe.
Writing at the bottom of the page indicate that the interview
is finished and also gives information about his latest film
release.
Very little colour again. The quotation marks and the drop
letter are in a pale blue, but this helps keep your interest as
it’s a long interview.
Caption ‘G MAN’ states that this is a male section of the
magazine, showing you that it tailors to both the male and
female market.
Black font is used as this makes it easy to read. Also stands
out against the pale background.

4. Title is in a large bold font. This draws
your eye to it so it’s the first thing you
read on the page.
The title is a quote from her, so it’s
giving the audience a preview of what is
to be talked about in the interview.
Image takes up a whole A4 page which
draws your attention and shows you who
the article is about.
Writing is in a serif font. This could show
that the article is more serious and could
be aimed at audiences who have an
interest in Michael Jackson.
Article includes colour and the pink
colour could link in with Paris because
she’s a teenage girl and could like the
colour pink. Also gives you something
else to look at on the page.
Photographer and interviewer names are on
the article for recognition.
Page number at the bottom left corner. Helps
to locate the interview on the contents page.
Introduction to the article gives a brief
summary of what will be talked about in
the interview

5. McFly
Font Ideas
Title
Brush Fonts – Reklame Script
Brush Fonts - Art Base
Brush Fonts – Filbert Colour
Sans Serif - Roboto Century
Body Text
As McFly have recently teamed up with Busted
and are due to release their first album together,
we decided to ask some fans questions about
their recent success and what they think will
happen in the future. – Lucida Sans, size 12
As McFly have recently teamed up with Busted and
are due to release their first album together, we
decided to ask some fans questions about their
recent success and what they think will happen in the
future. – Arial, size 12
As McFly have recently teamed up with Busted and are
due to release their first album together, we decided to
ask some fans questions about their recent success and
what they think will happen in the future. – Calibri, size 12

6. Image Ideas

7. Flat Plan
Image
Title
Introduction
Body Text
Body Text
Side Bar
Page Number

8. Title
Image
Introduction
Body Text
Body Text
Page Number

9. Body Text
Title
Introduction
Page Number
Image
Body Text
Body Text

10. Image
Title
Introduction Image
Body Text