Conventions of magazine page layout

1. Graphics: highlights a sub-heading makes the film review more appealing to attract the readers of these reviews.
2. Section title: highlights the section topic
3. Pictures: vital they correspond to the target audience, so a main picture in the beginning leads to a reader reading on to the text that follows the main picture.
4. Headline: can be a word or phrase depending of the content in the headlines determines whether the reader is fond of it to read on.
5. Introduction: the introduction gives a brief start to the article it sets up and introduces the film review.
6. Breakout paragraphs: makes the reading more digestible because it breaks the paragraphs and chooses a main piece of text whether it to be a quote or a strong piece of text that the reader should be aware of it highlights and makes it apparent, this also takes up space.
7. Captions: explain some things in the review
8. Breakout boxes: extra information that could relate to the review topic just to take up more space
9. Strap lines: for more insight to the article
10. Call to action: pieces of information 
11. Columns: break the text, more presentable
12. By-line
13. Font and Typography: Font, text size, wording are all very important
14. Page number indicates which page your reading