1. Men's Health, Q Magazine, The Guardian and Shortlist all have the say features that show that they from print media as they all have used question and Answer to provide an insight of the film all from different aspects example, Men's Health focuses on the weight lose of Ben Drew,his fitness regime and confidence building on the other hand the Guardian focuses on his past as a child and his view on socialism, consumerism and in general being a role model. They contain quotes and answers by him.

2. the entertainment of some of the interviews are consistent such as the shortlist interview the was constant use of humour and jokes for example the reference to the olympic volley ball sport was a small joke within the interview to liven it up however again using the guardian as an example although informative the entertainment was only for political supporters and hardcore fan base that willing to read through it with out caring for any entertainment. the reason the Q magazine is to me personally considered entertaining is because it was short and sweet (to the point).

3. 3 out of 4 doesn't however the 4th by Q magazine does as it allow the viewer to view videos filmed by the magzines red carpet interviewer.

4. The magazines all have mens health use central image and speech from the artist being interviewed these are perfect examples of codes and conventions of a magazine interview including the headings and subheading which are all included by each magazines interview. a prime convention of the Q magazine is the Q and A.

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6. for the mens health magazine the synergy between it and the TED X Lecture has a strong link as in these two text he is portrayed as elegant classy man which he isn't, in the magazines he wheres a suit to ultimately portray this idea of him and in the lecture he tries to speak using sophisticated words and this is what shows what allows the two lectures to link. another synergy link is between the TED X Lecture and the Guardian as the two media forms cross cover some aspects of his film and his political view o how the children of this era is being brought up this is the main cross over in the two media forms