Creating BLOODLINE Poster

 I started of by adding the picture I took to an A4 Composition in photoshop.

After adding the image, I removed the background. I used a green layer below the image to see if i missed and areas to remove.

 Next I added a temporary background image that I found on the internet, just to see how a background image similar to my initial thoughts and ideas would look. My initial idea was to have a background where two tower blocks overlook my main model, and this background image seemed to fit to that description.

 Next I added the Masthead that I created previously.

 I found that the Masthead seemed to fade out and become very flat and hard to see so I decided to add an outer glow effect, I changed the colour to a light greyish colour later on.

 Next I added the other main characters to the poster. I used a fade effect to blend their bodies to the background of the poster, to make it look more natural. I also added their actor names at the bottom of the poster and added a 5 star review however I found this to feel unnatural so I later on remove it from the poster. I also added my own background to the poster, which was an original photo that I took myself.

 Next I added the Poster Credits.

 I then added a release date at the bottom of the poster, however just the month and year.

 I then added sponsors and companies that helped with the movie at the bottom of the poster.

 Making my own sponsor here.

 Which I called FlouPow.

 The Film Poster is nearly complete at this stage, all I had to do was remove the stars from the poster.

The finished and completed BLOODLINE Film Poster