ensemble poster design — Split Layout · Split Layout · Oversized Title

A dark-red ensemble comedy movie poster of five white-bordered photo panels showing shocked and scheming adult faces, arranged around a huge yellow-and-white title at the center. The background is a deep matte burgundy red filling the spaces between the panels. In the upper-left panel, the close-up of an adult blonde woman with wide startled eyes and parted lips fills the frame. In the right-side vertical panel, an adult man with salt-and-pepper hair and a beard grins while holding a dark object near his chest. In the middle-left panel, an adult man with slicked hair and earphones sips from a white paper cup with a straw, wearing a white shirt and red tie. In the lower-left panel, a bald adult man in a suit shouts with his mouth wide open, pointing toward the viewer. In the lower-right panel, an adult woman with a red bob and large black sunglasses looks off with a cool expression, wearing a tweed jacket. At the center of the frame, the title "TITLE" appears in very large block characters, the first two characters in yellow and the last two in white, stacked in two lines. Along the bottom edge, the burgundy background continues with no credit block or additional text. In the lower-left corner, the shouting man's panel anchors the edge, while in the lower-right corner the sunglassed woman's panel fills the border. Near the top edge, the blonde woman's panel meets the red. Just below the title, the red background holds the composition. On the left side of the frame, the sipping man's panel overlaps the title's edge. In the upper-left corner, the blonde woman's wide eyes reflect the studio lights. On the right side of the frame, the bearded man's grin shows white teeth. In the lower-left corner, the shouting man's pointing finger breaks the panel border. In the lower-right corner, the sunglassed woman's red bob catches the light. At the bottom center, the burgundy background deepens to near-black. Just below the title, the red field holds its breath. Near the center-left, the sipping man's straw bends at a funny angle. The lighting is flat, bright, photographic panel lighting, each face evenly lit like a film still with minimal shadow against the matte red. Overall, the poster grids five paranoid faces around one blunt title, using a punchy palette of burgundy red, white, yellow, and skin tones in a clean graphic style that feels farcical, anxious, and darkly comic.