2. I initially went
to Parkhurst
forest to take
pictures that I
Pre-editing could use to
replicate the
stage. “Friday the
13th” film
poster.
The The trees were
similar to the
original ones in the
photo. actual poster.
3. The I have
cropped the
second photo and
stage of used basic
editing
editing. effects to
adjust the
exposure and
the colour so
that the
image is
darker and
closer
resembling
the film
poster.
4. Third stage of
editing
In this stage I
put the image
I also used the
on to Photoshop
same technique
and began to
with the paint
darken my
brush in white
figures
and lowered to
surroundings
opacity. This I
with the paint
put over the still
brush tool and
visible areas and
used to low
the background.
hardness so as
to get the misty
look around the
edges.
5. Fourth stage
of editing
With the black
paint brush
quite
Using separate
transparent I
layers on
went over my
Photoshop, I
figure to make
went over the
him look scarier
black again to
and darker so
make it even
he stands out
darker. Using
more against
the same
the light
technique I
background.
added some
blue and brown At this stage I
to the centre also realised
space to make that I’d need
it look misty more space to
and eerie. fit in the billing
block so I
extended the
image.
6. Fifth stage
of editing
When I was
satisfied with
the image I
added the With the
text. I billing block
managed to font I just
find the same used the most
font as the similar one
poster with that I could
the find.
“Welcome…”,
“From the
producers…”
and the film
title.
7. Sixth
stage of
editing
I made the text
colour more
accurate to the
poster.
All the text was
added on
Photoshop.
8. Finished The poster
replication
poster was basically
finished, I
just made
the billing
block a bit
darker so
that it
doesn’t draw
attention
away from
the main
image.
