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Transformed vertical press clippings from top entertainment outlets like Deadline into clean, engaging social media feed posts. Restructured the visual hierarch
The big DEADLINE masthead with the headline on the left and the six faces in a tidy grid keeps the press feel in a feed format. Did you keep the headline exactly as published or shorten it?
Thanks so much! I intentionally shortened it to keep the visual hierarchy clean and make it punchy for mobile scrolling while keeping the core hook intact so it still reads like an authentic Deadline breaking news piece.
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