Create a Horror DVD Cover in Adobe Photoshop: Part 5

This part of the tutorial shows you how to add stills from your movie to the back cover using clipping masks, add a blurb and background image.

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Education

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• Photoshop tutorial
• Photoshop
• DVD cover
• blu-ray cover
• horror

[AJClips2020]

THE BOXES FOR THE STILLS "U" AND THEN THE OPTION AND DRAG DOES NOT WORK

[ibrett78]

@AJClips2020 Once you've drawn the box, select the Move Tool (V), hold down the Option/Alt key, then drag that layer. It will duplicate the layer. If you're having difficulty, simply drag that layer onto the new layer icon in the layers palette. It works, I can assure you!

[poodle2426]

Really great tutorials, helped me out on my media assignment a whole lot :D I'm surprised you haven't got like at least 500,000 views... Really great quality tutorials you've got here mate, keep em going and you will probably become very famous because of your knowledge :)

[ibrett78]

@poodle2426 Thanks :)

[xCupcake99]

I know you said its not for photoshop newbies, but this is my first EVER Photoshop project, and for my first try, I think I am doing PRETTY GOOD! You've also helped me understand how to use Photoshop. SO THAAAAAAAANK YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOU!

P.S. I Subbed (:

[ibrett78]

@xCupcake99 Glad you found it useful!

[greggjturner]

@alyprofu423 alt

[ibrett78]

Like I say in the tutorial, it's the alt key :)

[alyprofu423]

option key for mac and what key for PC??????