The document provides a rationale for using images and formatting in a digital publication. It plans to use four film poster images, two on the left and two on the right, to represent four chosen films. It will identify the films with their titles and Rotten Tomatoes scores next to the images, along with short descriptions. The main text will be separated from the film descriptions using different colors and fonts, with the main text in bold. Larger and bolder fonts will be used for the masthead and pull quote, while the strapline will be in a medium font and main body in small font. Black and white text will be used normally, with red text to draw attention. White text against the film images is also planned.

1. DPS Rationale
For images, I want to use four images that link to the films I have chosen, I want, two images
on either side, with them representing the four films. The left, will have, “The Makeup
Artist” (Top Left) and “The Pointless war” (Bottom Left). The right will have “Fulfillment”
(Top Right) and “This Northern life of ours” (Bottom Right). I will allow these to be identified
by having their titles and a rotten tomatoes score next to them, and a short description on
what the films are about.
To stop it from getting confusing, I will separate the main body of text from the film
description by using different color and fonts. I will use a bold font for the main body so
people know this is the main text. The film font will be a smaller font so that people know its
another body of text. I will be once again use a large bold font for the masthead and this
time use a larger font for the pull quote and place it directly under the masthead. The
strapline will be made with a medium font while once again, the main body of text will be
done with a small font.
For the color, I will continue with my color scheme of black and white for normal text and
red for important text that will catch the attention of the reader. I may primarily use white
text as all of the background will be taken up by the images of the films.