Post-Production: Poster print development five

I have decided that I wanted to just include the main actor as the featuring name credit. Therefore, the focus is on a new actor that is not well known or known at all. The reason I have done this is because conventionally, social realism films tend to hire not well known actors as the idea provides a fresh face to the industry.

Using the ruler tool, I have been working on the positioning of the title DAN.

• I wasn't sure what to do with the title so I looked at examples like Joy. No matter the genre, the title conventionally is the biggest on the poster print.
• Consistently,  throughout production, our group have agreed on using the centaury gothic typography.
• As a group, we discussed taglines as all posters for the same film have a consistent tagline that fits each main image. Therefore, we agreed to call our tagline, "second chances don't come vary often." We considered colloquial, informal language as the use of language compliments our narrative and how media generally use words.
• I have also hid the layers with all the actors acknowledgement at the top because I thought it would be better to use the main actor that the whole narrative is shaped around.