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- 1. H O W I T W O R K S W E L L A S A L I N K E D A N D B R A N D E D P R O D U C T R O I S I N Q U I N N
- 2. As Radio Times is a BBC based magazine and our documentary is set to be broadcast on BBC 3, it is the perfect magazine to advertise our documentary. All of our separate products will be released and broadcast across BBC publications, for example our radio advert will be broadcast on BBC Radio 1. BBC 3 and Radio 1 usually attract a large teenage / young adult audience, meaning that these would be able to advertise our documentary to the correct people. However, using Radio Times gives us the potential to reach a different, older audience who may also be interested in the topic of LGBT representation. Many young people do not buy TV listings themselves, but their parents might. This means that older people get the opportunity to read about our documentary and potentially watch it, and if the documentary is not advertised to young people through TV or radio, they may find out about it through
- 3. We could use this front over to help inform the creation of our own by following the layout and codes and conventions of a Radio Times magazine. For example, we would use one large main image and put large emphasis on that and the main cover line. We would also use few, simple cover lines on the left third of the magazine to evidence what else can be found inside. We could use this double page spread to help us conform to the codes and conventions of a Radio Times article. For example, we would use one main image with several smaller images around it and the main article written at the bottom. This would help our product work well as a rand as it would make it look like it follows the same structure and format as other Radio Times magazines.