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Would like some critique on new poster (not finished)
Hello Open Source Filmmaker,

I haven't touched SFM for nearly a year & I'm currenly working on a new poster. I would like some constructive critique on:
  • Camera angle
  • Facial expressions
  • Pose
  • Scene build (I used a flatvoid map and used the "fake building" props from koth_king
  • Lighting
  • Other details (could there be more background elements like sewage pipes? trash?)

Click to see poster sample:Poster link[i883.photobucket.com]

I still have to do post-processing work in Photoshop (or After Effects) such as ballistics and giving the poster a "noir" look.

Thank you.

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