COVER STORY
Feature story prototype
BY HARVEY WALLBANGER
Living in California, training and Massachusetts and traveling to the Ukraine to avoid lockdowns caused by Covid, few go to such great lengths to be competitive as Daniel and Anastasia Rubashevsky. We caught up with them in their home studio – Dance Vita – in San Mateo, California.
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This is an example of a “breakout story”. Suppose while writing the feature story you came across someone who has a really interesting story that supports your article, you could present something like this… “Margaret Thatcher, a social dancer from Leeds, used her stimulus check to buy fabric and in her now spare time, devoted her efforts to making PPE for essential workers”. We could use their photo or a stock photo when none available.
Living in California, training and Massachusetts and traveling to the Ukraine to avoid lockdowns caused by Covid, few go to such great lengths to be competitive as Daniel and Anastasia Rubashevsky. We caught up with them in their home studio – Dance Vita – in San Mateo, California.
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Picture that supports feature story
Living in California, training and Massachusetts and traveling to the Ukraine to avoid lockdowns caused by Covid, few go to such great lengths to be competitive as Daniel and Anastasia Rubashevsky. We caught up with them in their home studio – Dance Vita – in San Mateo, California.
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