Essentials For a Review Page

By Jackson Davis

The Film Title

• It sounds daft, but we can’t forget it• If you mention it a lot too, people will remember the film

name. This can help with marketing and so on.

Keep the review even sided

• We are obviously the ones writing this review• We are aware of the faults. It’s a low budget film, not

everything will be perfect• If the entire article is single-sided it will make it boring

and seem like we think our film is perfect

Images

• The review is going to be written• However, we need to give the audience something to

look at• Adding images (e.g. Behind the Scenes, Film Stills etc.)

can really help to make the layout look more interesting

Layout

• We want the article to be easy to read• Size 26 font and centre text alignment won’t do the

trick• A nice small, but easy to read font size and justified text

will help to make the article more aesthetically pleasing• Sorting into columns is the traditional layout, this can

help to break up text too, especially when adding images in

Coordination

• I love coordination• Since we are making the review page as well as the Film

and Poster, we might as well take advantage of the fact that we have full control• Sticking to the same typefaces (or at least similar),

using the same colour schemes and using relevant images can really help to keep things looking how they should

Conclusion

• That is just a couple of things that I feel are important for this part of the production• David is taking care of the film review page, I’m sure he

will focus on these point when creating the piece