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1) First of all, I opened the image of the victim and the Antagonist. Then, opened the image of the Protagonist and pulled this into a separate window.
2) Then, using the lasso tool I lassoed around the figure of the Protagonist, making sure to correctly outline the shape.
3) Then, I dragged this selected part of the image onto the background image of the two characters.
4) I had to make sure that the existing image around the selected part of the protagonist was erased so that it would blend into the background more effectively, so I made the settings so that I could only see this layer, and used the erase tool, zooming in closely to make sure that I could get each detail.
6) This helped me get my final image of the three characters in one image.
Evaluation:
Pros
- It conveys the personalities of each character.
- It features all the significant characters in the trailer which a conventional poster would usually do.
- Features a setting that is used in the trailer which is conventional.
Cons
- However, the image lacks any idea of a genre, as it doesn't not look particularly scary or psychological.
- This could be improved with some editing on the colour, or by adding effects, but it would not look very realistic.
- On the whole it does not portray the plot or genre very well.
- Does not look very interesting or remarkable at all.
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