The image will typically be a still from the movie - after analysing the previous issues of Little White Lies reviews, the images tend to not give too much away about the narrative. A simple still of 'Jimmy' walking or sitting will suffice.
The colour scheme for the boxes which show 'the director/actors' and 'release date' will be on the lines of grey/black/beige as it correlates to the mise en scene - his dress code.
The review will be shown in four columns - around 800 words max.
The first line of the review will be bolded
In this case, the print will be black on white as it suits the poster of the film
The image must be placed above three of the columns
It's essential to include sources, genre features, plot description and and evaluation. All must be written fluently, with complex language.
It will end with a summerised conclusion at the bottom right hand corner.
The page number and symbol for the film will also be placed in the same section. The symbol will prefably be a drawn doll.
will be on the lines of grey/black/beige as it correlates to the mise en scene - his dress code.
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