Magazine Terminology Flashcards

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Caption

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Words that accompany an image and explain its meaning.

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Typography

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The visual appearance of written text, including the font style, size, spacing etc.

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Main Image

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A key visual element of the front cover that usually dominates the page. It could be a model/ celebrity or other picture that is relevant to the magazine content.

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Brand Identity

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This communicates a clear message about the magazine to the target audience, it includes the image of the magazine (masthead, style, design etc.) as well as its ethos and values.

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Sidebar

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A brief article related to the main story on a page – may be placed in a box or written in a different font to separate it from the main article.

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Anchorage

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Where written text is used to ‘pin down’ the meaning of an image.

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Copy

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The written text in an article or feature.

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Headline

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Written text that indicates the content of an article, usually in a large font, and positioned at the top of the page.

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Strapline

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Short phrase encapsulating the essence of the magazine, usually positioned below the masthead.

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Masthead

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The title of the magazine, usually positioned at the top of the front cover and on the contents page, it establishes a sense of the magazine’s brand identity.

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