I started editing it today, and after finding a font I like and that I think is suitable for my particular genre, I have been able to add a bit of text also.
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Here is my first go...
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I cropped the image so that there is a white strip along the top and the bottom, giving a bit of individuality compared to other film posters. I then added a black and white layer, tampered with brightness and contrast, and then added a blur. I then removed the blur slightly around the silhouette of the main character so that your focus is drawn to that part of the image. I then added the title of my film to the part of the image I want to put it, to see how it looks.
I am very happy with how this is looking so far as I have achieved the look I was aiming for.
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