The title owns the bottom third
Key art breathes at the top and lands at the bottom. The studio locks your title zone and shows the boundary as a keyline.
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Seven rules observed on a century of blockbuster key art. The studio enforces them so your sheet reads like it shipped from a poster house.
Key art breathes at the top and lands at the bottom. The studio locks your title zone and shows the boundary as a keyline.
Credits are set ultra-condensed and quiet, roles small above names. Loud credits are the mark of an amateur sheet.
A poster gets one display typeface. The tagline and credits defer to it in weight, width and size.
Faces and focal points sit above the vertical center, where the eye enters the frame first.
A single key light and a single accent color. Everything else stays in the ink and bone range.
Nothing lives within four percent of the trim edge. The studio draws the safe margin for you.
Tracked wide, set small, placed high. A tagline seduces; the title announces.
Every face observed on movie posters, title cards and credit crawls, set here in open equivalents where the original is proprietary. All twenty-five ship in the studio.

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