Main photo showing the cast and the crew with the iconic TARDIS, showing the audience

at a glance the subject of the article.

Behind the scenes shows that is is an exclusive look into what goes on

New Who! shows the theme of the article, talking about the latest Doctor. The rhyme of New and Who makes it catchy and the ! makes it sound exciting.

he article itself is controlled

Large portrait of the main character to show the New Who. As it would bee a new face, it will interest current viewers

chaos, it is meant to look lively and exciting. The ratio of text to photos leans towards photos more, as the text is smaller and takes up little space. This is done as photos are more eye-catching, a person can browse through and not have to look at the text to get an idea of what is going on. Those interested will read the text. The title is large and eye catching, as is the behind the scenes. The use of the large scenes draws the reader to it. The idea of an exclusive insight is something that would interest a lot of people. This is something we can use as a rough template when creating ours.

The dropped capital shows the beginning of the article.

Doctor Who

Normal newspaper colour

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The subheading shows the rough outline of the articles, expressing the most important information and encouraging the reader to continue.

Montage of photos showing the working cast and crew, creating a sense of productivity and gives glimpses of the settings. This will excite current viewers and entice new ones. The photo of the Doctor and his companion is one of the larger once, showing her significance. The use of spontaneous photos, as opposed to composed photos shows the relaxed and human nature of the show and its cast breaking the normal boundary created by the screen.