This is the lede (pronounced lead) sentence We're also gonna do something new and put it in 15 pt font to stand out. The lede sentence is generally one-two sentences and has catchy wording that is a synopsis of the article.On What's the Movement, this is where you would post a picture, sometimes off center of the subject(s) of the article. After this sentence you will continue on with the article or promotion (etc.). You also want to link what you deem important information. The first time their name pops up link it with their twitter or soundcloud or webpage like you see to begin this paragraph. Artist Names are always put in bold the first time they are mentioned. Song and Album Titles are italicized the first time they are mentioned. With any more mention just type it normal (we don't want to be redundant). This paragraph could also be a preview to a Q&A interview you did via email or phone and you would continue the interview below.
WTM: This is the space for the question you are asking.
Interviewee: This is their space for how they answer so on and so forth
WTM: You continue questions like so.
Interviewee: They answer questions like so.
WTM: (Lastly, all interviews through WTM end with the same question) The name of the show is called What's the Movement?! So what is your movement? What's next from you? What can we expect from you soon? Albums/Collabs/Mixtapes/EPs?Projects/Tours?
Interviewee: Their final answer.
Afterward leave space for them to have any last remarks, people they wanna thank shoutout etc,
Also don't forget to use your labels before you finish whether it be interviews, projects, their name, album name, stuff like that. The best journalists usually improvise and ask questions like "I think we've covered everything. Is there anything you think we missed?" Anyways, if you have anymore questions just go to the website and look at a few articles I've written. Welcome to the Club.
