2. Behind the scenes: Doctor Who
The large graphic feature dominates the double page spread, and
This idea that readers are been taken
fits with the theme of the article as it shows the characters and
‘behind the scenes’, suggests that audiences
crew putting together the final preparations for the scene. This is
are being provided with an intimate insight
further reinforced by the fact the picture is not staged in any way,
in to what happens when the camera’s are
as there no individuals seen posing for the camera. In addition
not rolling.
this creates a sense of realism and naturalness.
Smaller graphic images are
There is also a use of clever used across the double
play on words such as page spread, to maintain
‘thinking inside the box’, the interest of the
which is a reference to the audience. It also invites
tardis machine, suggesting a them further into a behind
lot of effort and preparation the scenes look at some of
has gone into making the actors and crew.
latest series of Doctor Who,
in the hope it will be a great The language is formal,
success. This element of however, it is relatively
humour will also resonate easy to understand and
well with readers and loyal reads fluently. The use of
fans of the show. present tense in the
opening sentence ‘It’s
Monday 20 July. On an
overcast beach in South
A capital letter is used at the beginning of Wales’, allows the reader
the paragraph, adding to the clean and to feel as if they are also at
The text is split into three columns, breaking the scene. Furthermore, it
sophisticated layout. This is a common
up the large amount of text and making it makes them feel included
feature seen in other TV listing
easier for audiences to read. in the build up to the new
magazines.
series.

3. Natural World: Kangaroo Dundee
At the top of the page there is a brief outline of This idea that there is a ‘bigger picture’,
the shows name, along with the time and suggests there is an unexplored world
channel it will appear on. This information is beyond our everyday lives, that is waiting
placed here to remind readers to watch the show. to be uncovered.
The image is also
meant to represent A caption reading
today’s modern ‘What’s that Skippy’
mum doing the is used to right of
weekly shop, double page
however, this spread. The word
weekly shop is ‘Skippy’ is an
very different from Australian slang
normal. This clever term, often used
image will appeal when greeting one
to both adults another. It reminds
whom often do the readers that show is
weekly shop, but set in Australia and
also younger also encourages
readers who will them to embrace
be intrigued by the the culture of the
eye grabbing outback.
image.
The main graphic feature is humorous and inviting, as the direct eye contact connotes a sense
of confidence but also makes the article more personal and intimate. Furthermore, his facial expressions reflect a sense of
warmth and happiness, suggesting he is comfortable when taking care of his surrogate children, kangaroos William and
Mary. In addition there presence in the image, conveys how they form an important part of his life. The kangaroo's appear
snug while being cradled by their ‘dad’, this conveys to the reader that they are well looked after.

4. Call The Midwife
The title of the article ‘The Baby Whisper’, takes on a magical and almost enchanting tone which will intrigue
readers. Furthermore the word ‘whisperer’ is featured in a brown and beige sepia colour, which is often used to
convey how something is timeless and classic. This suggests that it is a treasured gift to be able to handle new
born baby’s. Additionally it conveys how it is a delicate art, that does not come naturally to most people.
Pull quotes are also
The colour black
used across the
is also used
double page spread.
within the title.
This is done to bring
‘The Baby’, is
attention to these
featured in black
quotes in particular,
to showcase how
as they will draw
the baby is at the
readers in by
center of
featuring glimpses
everything, for it
of the interview.
is the most
important
feature of the
show. However, The language used
black may also is formal and
be used to sophisticated as it is
convey the aimed at older
power and audiences. This is
dominance of the further reflected by
‘baby whisperer’ the minimal graphic
and her unique features.
ability.
This main graphic feature shows actress Jessica Raine cradling a new born baby. This affectionate
photograph features Raine looking down at the new-born with considerable care and admiration. The
background is out of focus, which brings greater attention towards Raine and the baby, suggesting they are
of great importance. This heart-warming embrace also highlights that the baby is well cared for.

5. The Richard Dimbleby Lecture
The colour black is used for the title ‘Chill Bill’, black is The use of alliteration, such as
used to connote power, superiority and strength. ‘buttoned-up billionaire, will attract the
Furthermore these qualities reflect those of Bill Gates and attention of the reader, as it catchy and
his status as Microsoft billionaire. eye grabbing.
This clever design uses
There are no other
pictures of Bill Gates,
smaller graphic
along with family and
features placed
friends in the style of the
around the double
Windows Seven logo.
page spread, which
This is a known and
suggests the target
recognised symbol that
audience is that of an
readers will identify with.
older generation.
Furthermore, these
Furthermore, the left
pictures highlight the
hand page is devoted
different points in his life,
to two columns of
from his rebellious
text to reflect the
teenage years, as seen in
seriousness of the
the mug-shot to present
subject matter. As
day. This gives readers a
any other images
glimpse of his journey to
would be a
become a successful
distraction.
billionaire.
Also the article appears to be providing a positive representation of Gates, as he is portrayed as humble and
grounded individual. This can be viewed in the quote, which refers to his charity organisation ‘he made is
money through being very clever…and very determined. And now he gives it away with same degree of single
–minded rigour.’ Additionally this positive representation is also seen through pictures of Bill gates smiling,
while another is with his wife on a charity visit to India. This shows he is sensitive and caring to the world
around him, and does not let his status, reputation or wealth dominate his life.