Shallows movie Poster retry




The Shallows Poster recomposed

Here is my alternate Poster for the Shallows, I think a lower camera angle close to the shark that focuses on a vulnerable target makes for a more interesting and dynamic composition. The shark could be completely made out of text, upon reflection and would have allowed this poster to go to the next level of depth.




This Alternate version of the poster encapsulates the Title by using a beige banner that movies posters are traditionally shown in theatres in. The colour theme has changed to be a more underwater and blue style. Her legs and the shark make more sense being blue, as underwater things tend to get a deep marine hue to them where the light reflects upon it. The blue also makes the red of the swimsuit stand out nicely.

















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