Final Movie Poster

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ORIGINAL IMAGE The image i chose was from a photo shoot with Edit Magazine earlier this year. In Photoshop i slightly darkened the image and cropped it to fit the poster dimensions, leaving room in the header and footer for important information such as the tag line, actors names and title.

I decided to keep the ripped paper background from my previous poster experiment as it subtly connotes a theme of the movie. The only thing i adapted was to rotate it the other way as i feel the text flowed better coming in from the left as that's where the eyes are naturally drawn. 

Again, the font was carried through from my previous poster. I think the bright pink title works really well being the only flash of colour on an otherwise completely black and white poster. It makes a statement and matches the message of the movie itself.  

Putting the most important bits of information in a bold font will attract viewers and therefore entice them in as they may already be fans of the book or previous successful movies from the same author. The same goes for the actors names; if fans can see that their favorite actors are involved in the movie then it will be an immediate selling point.