Movie Poster Portrait

Transform this uploaded photo into a dramatic movie poster. Keep the person's face, identity, and body proportions completely unchanged — same bone structure, same features, same expression — while restaging the lighting, framing, and background into a cinematic one-sheet.

Light the subject with bold, directional movie-poster lighting (rim light, moody shadows, a dramatic color-graded backdrop that fits the mood of the original photo) and add a wide cinematic aspect feel with a title treatment: a large stylized movie title at the top or bottom, and a tagline in small caps beneath it. Keep the title and tagline text large, legible, and properly kerned — no garbled or warped letters. Do not add any additional lines of text, credits, names, or placeholder words anywhere else in the image — title and tagline only.

Preserve the photo's real skin texture and grain — no smoothing, no plastic or airbrushed skin, no waxy over-retouching. The background and clothing can be restyled for drama, but the person underneath should be unmistakably, recognizably them.

The final result should look like a real theatrical movie poster starring you — bold lighting and a title treatment, built from your own photo.