Conventions of a film magazine cover

The masthead telling us the name of the magazine. This magazine by Entertainment Weekly follows the convention of having the masthead at the top of the cover and matches the mood of the film featured.

The cover image present one of the main characters and also the genre of the film, and it stands out the most over the rest of the cover.

The buzz word this magazine has used is ‘exclusive’ to catch the eye of the consumer

This magazine shows the other articles that are not related to the film at the top of the cover

The banner, consisting with the conventions is underneath the title of the film

Anchorage text to tell the consumer what is featured in the magazine about the film

Like the previous cover the mast head is at the top of the cover and is the largest text on the cover. Like entertainment Weekly the colour of the masthead matches the genre of the featured film.

telling the consumer about other articles in the magazine.

Following the conventions the cover feature some of the main characters.

Like the other cover the banner has been placed underneath the title of the film.

The buzzword in this cover is also in the anchorage text, the word really is in italics to attract the consumers attention to the magazine

Banner at the top of the magazine

The masthead again in this cover is at the top of the image but this masthead shows more to the theme and setting of the film by creating it out if the background buildings.

Again this cover has a main character in the centre of the cover.

The buzzword in this cover has two buzzwords, one buzzword relating to the film and another related to the article.

The anchorage text like on the Entertainment weekly cover has been placed underneath the title

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