Film Review Development

The blue lines are the rulers which helped to line things up and keep the review organised

Starting from the end, you can see from the screenshot that the ruled lines helped to line up the text and keep everything organised and lined up ensuring nothing is off of the page.

 

To get this row of stars I duplicated the original I created and then merged
them all into one layer
 

 

Everything was created from a primary resource, including the stars, to make these I used the pen tool in Photoshop to create an outline and filled it. I then duplicated this layer to get the row of stars you can see in the review.


This is the transform tool at use when I was resizing
the picture

When inserting pictures I had to use the transform tool in order to scale them down to the correct size, I decided to add screenshots from the film based on research I had made which had shown me that various reviews had actual screenshots from the film. It was also a good way to break up the review for the reader as a pose to having them look at a wall of text and potentially become disinterested.






This large message helped to grab the attention
of the reader as it would stand out


I opted to go for a large font with an overall short conclusion of the review as my research found that this was prominent in many reviews, however it was also a good way to grab the readers attention.