The double page spread includes two images which is what I want to do for my double page spread also. However, I will adjust the size in order to include as much as my interview as possible. This is because, if my image took up half of the frame this therefore means that I would not be able to include more than three questions from my interview. Also, the interview is one of the most opinionated part of my magazine, meaning it is very important that all the questions can fit in the frame.

Language Analysis- Double Page Spread

Before I started to edit my Double Page Spread, I analyzed a real Double Page Spread from the magazine ‘United Reggae’. The purpose of this was to give me a general idea of the language used and see if any words used in the Jamaican dialect were used in order to express the reggae culture more. In addition to this, I also included the features used on the page such as images and a description so that I would have an initial plan on how to edit my own Double Page Spread before creating it on Photoshop.

The questions and answers are written in English meaning that the audience from different ethnic groups can understand and learn more about Pablo Moses. In addition to this, if the magazine was written in Patois, Jamaica’s dialect made up of Creole and broken English, then the target audience for this magazine would be limited and would only apply to Caribbean’s, specifically Jamaicans.

Similar, to how I want to design my Double page spread, I would make each question bold in order to make it clear for the audience which part of the text is the question and which part of the text is the answer. I will also include a small description about the history of reggae which will be compositioned on the