ensemble poster design — Group arrangement, with oversized title and centered layout

A cinematic photographic movie poster of a group of adult men caught in a chaotic explosion, rendered in bright flash-photography style, set against a billowing cloud of dust and debris over a pale white ground. Across the top of the frame a large "TITLE" appears in white lowercase letters with a heavy black outline, the last character a giant black-outlined numeral rising at the upper-right corner. In the upper-left quadrant a brown chicken flaps mid-air, wings spread, surrounded by several gray fish frozen in flight and scattered feathers, all tossed upward by the blast along with small stones. At the center of the frame an adult man stands with his arms spread wide, wearing clear safety glasses, an olive-brown leather jacket with a striped patch on the sleeve over a white t-shirt printed with a grinning black skull above crossed bones, and black pants, his mouth open mid-shout. Directly in front of him sits a bright red metal detonator box with a horizontal T-handle on top, its paint chipped at the corners, thin red wires snaking from it across the ground in loose loops. On the left side of the frame three more adult men react to the blast, one in a yellow t-shirt covering his ears, another in a green shirt with his mouth open, all wearing clear safety glasses. On the right side of the frame two further adult men crouch with hands over their ears, one with visible arm tattoos, while pale smoke swirls behind them. The bottom of the frame is a white dusty plain scattered with dark chunks of debris, and the background dust glows amber at its center, fading to gray-blue at the edges. The lighting is a harsh explosive flash: a bright warm blast light from the center blows out the dust into glowing white-yellow clouds, freezes the airborne chicken and fish in sharp detail, and throws hard highlights across the men's faces and the red box.  Shards of wood and twisted metal spin through the air alongside the debris. One man on the left grips a thin cable that trails from the detonator box. The explosion's shockwave is visible as a faint ring of compressed air around the dust cloud. Overall, the poster's centered group composition balances the airborne chaos above against the grounded figures below, its palette of dusty white, warm amber and safety red rendered in a glossy comedy-photography style that carries a mood of reckless, gleeful mayhem.