DPS

1. Blockbuster Review ‘Something old,
something new’ reflects
upon the main purpose
of our short film, mainly
because of the family
orientated ideology of
two twins being reunited
after a separation.
This slogan, however,
clearly signifies that
something old and
something new link
together throughout this
specific James Bond
film.
The main image of this
magazine article,
includes one of the
most popular actors in
the film industry.
‘Daniel Craig’ acting as
James Bond, is
evidently portrayed to
have a smart attire, as
well as a posh car.
This suggests that he
is portrayed to care
about his appearance
throughout the film.
The set up of this double page spread is not
one that is commonly used as there is a
limited amount of writing on the right hand
side of the page. The main focus is
evidently the main image of James Bond
and the car.
Even through the
chosen colour scheme
is dull, this allows the
bold writing to stand
out, as well as the
background image of
James bond. Of which
is evidently one of the
main purposes of this
double page spread.
Every piece of writing
used within the double
page spread is a black
font, however, in the
blue box in the corner of
the DPS the writing is
white to make it further
stand out to readers.

2. Short Film Review
The main image has
been put into the centre
middle of both pages, so
that the creator of the
DPS could write to both
the right and left hand
sides of the page, with
two images at the
bottom of the page. This
creates a clear
structured layout.
The creator of this DPS
has decided upon a
clear colour scheme,
whereby both the title
and the star rating at the
bottom of the page, have
been coloured with red.
Whereas, the rest of the
DPS is black and white.
This ensures both of
these features stand out
from the rest of the
page.
Smaller images at the
bottom and left hand
side of the DPS are
also black and white
themed, to match the
rest of the page.
There is a small
quoted piece of
information at the top
of the left hand side of
the page, of which
has been written in
white to make it stand
out from the
background, whilst
providing readers with
a clear opinion of
what someone has
thought of the film.