The document describes the editing process for a new poster promoting a film. Key steps included changing images to black and white, adding textures to blend elements, adjusting opacity of character images, and concentrating red blood spatters over the surgeon character. Text was also added including the film title and actors in the same font used in the film, as well as the film slogan and billing block to match conventions.

1. Editing process of our new
poster

2. We found a picture of a hospital on the internet, then
changed the hue and saturation to black and white and
created darker edges around the image.

3. We added a picture of a sky with clouds, where we also
changed the hue and saturation to black and white.

4. We then added a rust texture so that the joining of the two
images wasn’t obvious.

5. Then, we added the images of our two main characters as
separate layers. We changed both of these pictures to black
and white and also changed the opacity so that they blend
into the background better.

6. Here we have added blood spatters (red is the only colour we
will use in this poster other than black and white as it is a part
of our brand). We concentrated it over the surgeon to
highlight that he is the evil character.

7. We have now added the names of our two main actors (above
their corresponding image) and added the title of our film
‘Incision’. The writing is written in the same colour (white) and
the same font, ‘Crazy Killer’ as the titles in our film to help
establish our brand.

8. We have also added our slogan ‘Not everyone is who they
think they are’, again written in the same way it is written in
our teaser trailer to show consistency between our trailer and
ancillary texts.

9. Finally, we added a billing block to the bottom of the poster;
following the conventions of film posters. Again, this was
written in white, however we used a different font, but this is
common of all posters so that it is readable.