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The document outlines an image planning for a film poster including location, costume, framing, and mise-en-scene. The location will either be in a house or school to cut out the background. The model will wear a black hoodie to connote mystery and continuity with the film trailer. The image will be a mid-shot at eye level to make the audience feel they relate to the subject and encourage them to watch the trailer. The image will be centered against a black and grey background to match the dark, tense atmosphere of the trailer and imply the subject hides in darkness from danger.
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