minimalist poster design — Multi-line title in monochrome, diagonal composition

A minimalist graphic movie poster centers a vintage black motion-picture camera against an off-white background. The frame keeps generous negative space around the object. In the upper-left corner of the frame, a bold title in burnt-orange rounded sans-serif letters reads "TITLE" over two lines. The letters are thick and blocky, carrying a slight upward energy. Near the center of the frame, the camera body sits in three-quarter view, angled toward the left. The camera is a bulky mid-century film camera in textured black metal with silver trim. On the front of the camera, a circular lens turret holds three round lenses of different sizes. The largest lens at the upper left of the turret shows a pale blurred reflection. The middle lens on the right of the turret glows bright orange, framing the small distorted face of an adult woman mid-scream. Her mouth is open wide and her features stretch with alarm, tinted entirely in hot orange. The smallest lens below the turret reflects a dim gray blur. On the right side of the frame, a toothed silver gear wheel juts from the camera body, its three dark apertures visible. Below the turret, a worn black leather strap with a silver buckle drapes diagonally. A round silver screw head punctuates the strap near the lower-center of the frame. The background remains a flat warm off-white, unmarked and clean. The lighting is even studio lighting from the front, rendering the camera's texture crisply with soft shadows beneath the turret. The single hot-orange accent in the lens draws the eye amid the otherwise restrained palette. The contrast between the bold orange title and the monochrome camera gives the poster a stark graphic punch. Every screw, knurl, and seam of the camera is rendered with tactile precision. Overall, the composition balances a solitary mechanical object against expansive negative space with a palette of warm off-white, matte black, and burnt orange rendered in a crisp vintage graphic style, creating a tense voyeuristic mood.