Movie Poster — AI Style Atlas

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Fictional portrait: Movie Poster — Style

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Transform the attached photo into a painted cinematic movie poster. Build a close portrait above and a smaller full-body silhouette below, joined by misty coast, double exposure, navy shadows, vermilion highlights, and fine grain. Use hard side light and a luminous horizon for tension. Keep her recognizable in both depictions through face shape, long black hair, and floral outfit cues, but repaint every part—face, eyes, and skin included—as one poster illustration; no photographic skin or pasted-on realistic face. Use a focused closed-mouth expression and natural standing silhouette. Render only “STYLEATLAS” lower center, “ONE FACE. EVERY STYLE.” beneath it, and “COMING SOON” at bottom. Output vertical 2:3 with no other text, logos, or watermark.

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Negative prompt

flat single-layer portrait, comedy palette, random cast names, tiny title, illegible tagline, misspelled text, photographic face, pasted-on realistic face, duplicate faces with different identity, extra text, logo, watermark

Parameters

--ar 2:3 --stylize 250

Lock the two portrait scales before correcting typography or atmospheric overlays.

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GPTGEMSDFLX

Prompt difficulty

Advanced

DOC.01What defines this style

Layered scale, dramatic light, and exact title hierarchy promise a larger story.

Movie posters organize portrait scale, atmosphere, title, tagline, and release information into a fast narrative hierarchy. A dominant face paired with a smaller environmental figure suggests both character and plot, making the format effective for key art and pitch materials.

Use it for

Film pitch key art
Short-film release poster
Narrative campaign

Practical notes

Use the same face reference for both portrait scales to prevent identity drift.
Correct title, tagline, and release line in three separate inpaint passes for cleaner lettering.

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Layered scale, dramatic light, and exact title hierarchy promise a larger story.

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