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Ancillary Task Research RESEARCH ON DOUBLE PAGE SPREADS AND RADIO ADVERTS. CARLIE

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Ancillary Task ResearchRESEARCH ON DOUBLE PAGE SPREADS AND RADIO ADVERTS.

CARLIE

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The Vampire Diaries- Sign saying the name of the show,

the genre and when its on TV, in bright yellow so that it stands out

- Headline “Blood brothers” is a pun to encourage people to watch the show.

- Attractive picture of well known cast members, will draw in target audience (teens). Direct address, they’re all looking at the camera which makes the reader feel like they’re talking directly to them.

- Interview with one of the cast members, way of promoting the show by getting to know the characters.

- Columns, breaks the text apart and makes it less daunghting to read.

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Doctor Who- “Behind the scenes” title, draws

the reader in as it’s a show with many effects so fans will be interested to see what it looks like on the shoot and behind the scenes.

- Large picture, makes the text look smaller and takes draws the reader in.

- The headline “new who!” is a pun, which will be amusing to the fans of the show.

- The strapline gives some information about the article which will draw the reader in and encourage them to keep reading.

- Drop cap allows the reader to see where the article starts

- Page number.

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The Walking Dead

- Large image of the whole cast in character, direct address makes reader feel like the cast are communicating directly with them

- Intriguing title, rhetorical question which encourages the reader to read on in hope to find out.

- strapline, catches the reader up with the show and goes over what it’s going to be discussing and encourages the reader to keep reading.

- Drop cap allows the reader to see where article starts.

- Page number.

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Toby Carvery Radio advert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XENi06gXf0

- 30 seconds long

- Uses light music in the background to set the mood

- Uses a range of different voices, meaning that the audience will be able to relate to it no matter who they are.

- Provides website to that audience can find a restaurant near them.

- Use of imagery and persuasive language to encourage people to eat there and want the food.

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Tesco radio advert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLvBRCyNHJs

- Clear voice used.

- slogan "Every little helps" engages the audience and allows them to recognise Tesco's as a brand.

- The voiceover gets louder in the middle of the advert and then fades out towards the end.

- The audience feels like they're being spoken to directly which helps engage them by making the advert more personal.

- Short (25 seconds long) and engaging.

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Nandos Advert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kehpOuN8OMo

- The advert is 40 seconds long, average radio ad time.

- Uses a range of voices to allow audience to relate.

- Sound bites throughout.

- Language is tailored to the demographic, the voiceover speaks in Portuguese because nandos is a Portuguese restaurant.

- Imagery and persuasive language to tempt audience to buy their food.

- Voiceover is upbeat.