film poster draft one complete


I improved/completed:
- the the size of the title and tagline (added drop shadow)
- corrected spelling mistakes
- added reviews
- added credits
- added release date
- add age rating 
- added cast names

still need to:
- think more about the positioning of the credits - maybe include more?
- maybe make my slogan bigger so that it appears more clear for the audience 


I improved/completed:
- the positioning and size of text
- added a photo to the template
- added credits
- added release date

still need to:
- add more film poster conventional credits
- make the cropping of the image look more professional - maybe blend it into the background
- maybe add some reviews
- maybe add a conventional background linked to the theme (e.g. estate or football pitch)


2nd draft has a football replacing the 'o' - you said to see how it looked 

I Improved/completed:
- the positioning of the text
- film review ratings 
- release date
- website (common convention at the bottom)

still need to:
- add more conventional film credits
- Think about rearranging text so that the title doesn't blend with white line 

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