The document describes the process of creating a horror movie poster. The creator searched for bloody backgrounds online for inspiration. They chose an image with cracked walls and pouring blood. They then blurred an image of Freddy holding a hammer to obscure his identity while keeping the weapon visible. Text was added including the title "MOLLY" and credits with a staircase effect. Production companies were listed below and "COMING SOON" was added at the bottom in a dark maroon font.

1. Making draft 11

2. For this draft, I decided to try something different and have a more horror based type of
poster as I felt that the genre of the poster wasn't coming across as much in the previous
drafts.
I typed ‘bloody backgrounds into Google.com to see if I could get any inspirations of
slasher/gory posters.

3. From that, I chose to use this background as it was dark around the edges and had crack on
the wall of which blood was pouring out from.

4. On Pixlr.com I edited this landscape image of Freddy holding a hammer and felt that too much
of his face was visible which was a disadvantage as all Stalkers have their identity hidden. Thus
I used the blurring tool and blurred out the entire image except for the hammer.

5. I then made the image darker by decreasing the lightness as too much light conveys to the
audience that the model in the image is innocent. Whereas a dark image hence a darker
poster portrays more negative therefore scarier perceptions.
Save then paste onto Photoshop document.

6. Open image from downloads into Photoshop and set into position. This will be the
background of the poster.

7. Paste and position the model into the center of the page leaving space at the top for the title.

8. Using the text tool, in capital letters type down ‘MOLLY’ and set the font to ‘Deadly Black
Chain’.
Make text white so that it stands out from the background and main image.

9. I used this poster to inspire me to do something different with the credits rather than having
it three lines long, I could give it a stair case effect such as the one used here.

10. Using the ‘T’ tool, select ‘SteelTongs’ and type down the credits using text size 20.56p.
Ensure that the name of the writer is at the top and gradually after every three names
press ‘enter’ to give it the staircase effect.
Make font white so it coincides with the main title and keeps the poster looking
consistent.

12. Once you have done the credits, copy and paste production companies under the credits
and keep a distance between one another.

13. Finally, type down ‘COMING SOON’ using the font ‘Northwood High’ and select a dark maroon
colour that looks like blood.