Construction of Film Poster

First I began with adding a photo filter to the image.

I chose the Cooling filter, which gave more of a blue tone to the image.

Secondly, I added a black and white filter on top of the other filters previously

added.

I decided to tint the black and white image with a soft pastel purple-grey colour.

I was able to adjust the levels of colours within each filter to suit my preference.

Text was added by using the ‘T’ icon in the left-hand toolbar. Clicking anywhere on the

page enabled the text to be displayed.

Changing font styles was quick and simple by clicking the font drop down menu. Here I found the specific font I had downloaded for my film

title.

Next I adjusted the font colour and added the names of the actor and actresses under the film title which follows the generic conventions of a

film poster.

I decided to change the way I positioned the names on the page by placing them directly underneath one another. This made it less

conventional and more appealing to the eye.

After further addition of text I thought the title needed to stand out more as one of the main focal points on the poster. To do so I added a

drop back shadow.

Lastly but not least, before coming to the final touch I added the emblem of my production company and the Rating classification for the film, which I edited white to

fit with the colour scheme of the poster.