re submission for Unit 51 Checklist:

Question	Evidence	Has this been met Yes or No
Selection of Material- Is the material appropriate for the genre/reader of magazine?	Yes, the material and the genre are appropriate for the reader of the magazine; because it supplies an interview with a celebrity on their lifestyle and the magazine is based on lifestyle. Also, it draws the reader in especially young teenagers who read, ‘True Magazine’, as it shows how a normal person rose to fame and how it has changed their life rapidly, from being a normal, non-recognisable person known as,’ Tiffany Fox’, to someone who gets paparazzi following her every move!	Yes. It has been met, because the reader who reads this type of magazine, known as a lifestyle magazine has been drawn in due to the appropriate genre and material.
Audience appeal- How and why does it appeal/interest the target audience?	The Article, interests the audience because it is an interview based on Tiffany’s life. Also, many people look up to her due to her achievements in her young lifetime, therefore it appeals to the target audience because people and fans want to know more about Miss Fox. However, it appeals mainly to young people as it motivates them to go for their dream like Tiffany did, she started young and has become successful young. Tiffany draws the audience in by explaining her lifestyle, which many people want to know and become more familiar with, due to her lifestyle achievements.	Yes. It appeals to the audience as they are interested in the genre. Therefore, the target audience has got the satisfaction of the audience appeal as it meets the requirements of a lifestyle magazine containing an interview with a celebrity who came from nothing to something.
Relevance- Is it relevant to the brief (what you were ask to do) as well as correct content for magazine and reader?	Yes, this article containing an interview is relevant to the brief as it has met the requirements. Firstly, it is a lifestyle magazine containing an interview on a lifestyle of a famous celebrity. Also, the content for the magazine is correct for a lifestyle magazine. The questions asked in the interview link to the brief as the questions are based on lifestyle. Moreover, the criteria for the reader have been met, because the magazine meets the lifestyle and interview points, therefore the, Relevance’, has met the brief.	Yes. Yes it is completely relevant to the brief as it shows clearly a magazine focusing on a lifestyle. The magazine has the correct content structure for the reader to follow and to be able to engage with the magazine article.
Accuracy – Is the accurate – are there any mistakes in the writing?	The Article is accurate with its layout and information. However, there are a few mistakes within the writing which can be solved. But the article is arcuate based on the criteria; as the magazine has met the lifestyle criteria of interviewing a celebrity.	Yes./No Yes it is accurate as it is readable in a way which is clear and presentable. But no at the same time as the text needed some grammar and punctuation changes made; as it was lacking for example quotation marks to show when the celebrity was answering the questions.
Balance – Is the article showing a balanced view?	Yes, the article is showing a balanced view, because Tiffany who is being interviewed tells what her life was like; before she became famous. Therefore, the article is balanced due to the information being conveyed throughout the article. The view portrays two sides to her story of rising to fame which shows a balanced view.	Yes. Yes the article does show a balanced view as the celebrity is being truthful with the editor. She is sharing her views on life before rising to fame and her thoughts on life during fame which is showing the audience honest views. Also, the audience can relate to the article as so many people can rise to fame with nothing and becoming a somebody which shows the target audience that the genre is very much related to the type of magazine. Also, it is a good balanced interview as it does not drag on or go on about irrelevant things. It focuses on the main life events whilst being famous; not only does it focus on the positives it also focuses on the negatives during a famous person's life.