Ancillary Task

Listings Magazine

Definition:

This type of magazine contains information about the weeks events such as broadcasting programming, clubs, music, theatre and film information.

The magazines are usually published on a Sunday or published weekly or fortnightly to give information about upcoming events.

Examples:

• Buzz• Radio Times• TV Choice • TV and Satellite• We Love Telly

•A large image of the characters on one side of the page.•Title in big, block letters on top of the image.•Small caption about when the programme is shown on TV.• Two columns of text with a small image in the middle.

•Image takes up the whole double-page spread•Title in two different fonts to emphasise the word ‘blood’. •Quote in top right corner•Character profiles in a box in the corner•Two columns of text with a small image on the side.

Our Double-Page Spread

• We could include:• A large image to cover the whole double

page. • Fact profile on one side about fast food

and obesity.• A big, bold title. Simple font. • Two columns of text with a small photo in

the middle.