한국 멜로·드라마 영화 포스터

프롬프트 원문

[Input]
- language: Korean
- output_size: 1024x1536

[Purpose]
Korean melodrama film poster for theatrical release, vertical 9:16 composition with a festival-circuit indie cinema feel.
Romantic, emotionally restrained one-sheet designed to read from a distance and feel premium on social media, cinema lobby displays, and print.
Include believable theatrical poster information such as release date, genre label, production billing, cast/director credits, and small promotional details to make the image feel like a real Korean movie poster.

[Composition]
- Vertical poster composition: main character scene fills the upper 2/3, with title, tagline, release information, and billing anchored in the lower 1/3 for strong theatrical hierarchy.
- {시각 주제} positioned as the hero visual, with the face and upper body occupying roughly 55–65% of the frame height.
- Background treatment: expansive night city skyline with rooftop edge, deep atmospheric perspective, soft bokeh lights, visible concrete parapet texture, faint antenna silhouettes, distant apartment windows, and humid night air for believable Seoul atmosphere.
- Title treatment: {영화 제목 KOR} placed near the top or bottom as the largest text element; {영화 제목 ENG} appears smaller beneath it or nearby as a subtitle.
- Add a small genre/date label near the title block: “{장르} · 2026년 5월 29일 대개봉”.
- Tagline {태그라인} set in a modest size, aligned to the cinematic centerline, with a quiet emotional rhythm.
- Add realistic poster details in the bottom area: director line “감독 김도윤”, cast line “출연 윤서하 · 강도현 · 문지안”, production/distribution line “제작 노을필름  배급 달빛픽처스”, ticket teaser “예매 오픈 2026.05.10”, and tiny website/social text “moonlight-movie.kr  @moonlight_film”.
- Add a compact billing block along the bottom edge with narrow condensed text, plus tiny non-official decorative laurel-style graphic flourishes labeled “서울 프리미어” and “관객 추천작” as poster decoration, not as official certification.

[3. CORE STRUCTURE]
- Hero visual zone (upper 2/3): {시각 주제} shown on a Korean urban rooftop at night, with wind-touched hair, subtle facial emotion, realistic skin texture, small clothing folds, and city bokeh behind them.
- Atmospheric background layer: deep navy night sky blended into dark building silhouettes, with warm amber window lights, rooftop safety railing, faint streetlight glow below, a few dusty rose highlight accents, and slight haze to support the melancholy-romantic tone.
- Typography block: {영화 제목 KOR} in a bold serif Korean title treatment, large and dramatic, with {영화 제목 ENG} in smaller clean sans-serif or condensed serif beneath it for international-film-poster balance.
- Supporting text block: include “{장르}”, “2026년 5월 29일 대개봉”, “상영시간 118분”, “예매 오픈”, and a short quote-style line such as “올해 가장 오래 남을 밤의 이야기” in small Korean type.
- Tagline zone: {태그라인} placed below the main title or above the credits, centered or slightly offset, using restrained spacing and a quieter size than the title.
- Credits / poster billing: director and cast names in tiny sans-serif near the bottom, with production company, distributor, music, cinematography, screenplay, and poster credit text arranged like a real Korean theatrical release billing block.
- Add a small vertical spine/edge credit along one side: “NOEUL FILM PRESENTS · {영화 제목 ENG} · 2026”.
- Surface finish: add slight film grain, realistic printed poster texture, gentle contrast roll-off, subtle halation on city lights, and a painterly enhancement on facial features while keeping the image photo-realistic overall.

[4. STYLE RULES]
- Typography: bold serif Korean title like Noto Serif KR or a high-contrast editorial serif, heavy weight for the main title; English subtitle in clean sans-serif such as Pretendard or Inter, light-to-regular weight; tiny credit text in condensed sans-serif.
- Color palette: use the exact mood of {컬러} — deep navy #0B132B, warm amber #F4A261, muted rose #C98C9C, soft charcoal #1B1F2A, and off-black shadows.
- Border/shadow: subtle title drop shadow with 4px y-offset, 10px blur, 18% opacity; cinematic edge vignette around the frame to draw attention to the face, rooftop, and title without crushing shadow detail.
- Text integration: all added Korean poster copy should feel professionally typeset, aligned to a real print grid, with varied font weights for hierarchy: title, tagline, release date, cast, billing, website/social.
- Graphic details: include small line dividers, tiny dot separators, fine-print production credits, and a discreet QR/ticket placeholder block near the bottom corner labeled “예매 정보” to increase realism.

[5. VISUAL STYLE]
- Camera / lens: full-frame cinematic portrait look, Canon EOS R5 with 85mm f/1.4 at f/2.0, shallow depth of field, poster-ready detail and clean facial separation from background.
- Lighting: soft city ambient with a cool overhead night base, plus warm practical lights from the skyline; slight rim light from screen-left to outline hair and shoulders, with gentle fill to preserve facial expression.
- Color grade: moody midnight blue with amber highlights and a faint dusty rose cast on skin and reflective surfaces, similar to a refined Korean indie festival film still.
- Production realism: visible rooftop concrete texture, faint breathy night atmosphere, tiny reflected city lights in the eyes, realistic clothing fabric, and a subtle print-grade grain layer suitable for a theatrical one-sheet.

[6. MOOD]
A Korean indie melodrama one-sheet with the emotional restraint of a Cannes-style festival poster and the romantic night palette of a Park Chan-wook-adjacent cinematic still.
The poster should feel like a real upcoming Korean theatrical release: intimate, cinematic, text-rich in the lower billing area, and emotionally grounded rather than a generic mockup.

[7. CRITICAL]
- Korean text accuracy: 반드시 정확히 보여야 하는 문구 — “{영화 제목 KOR}”, “{태그라인}”, “{장르}”.
- Additional Korean poster text must be legible where featured: “2026년 5월 29일 대개봉”, “감독 김도윤”, “출연 윤서하 · 강도현 · 문지안”, “예매 오픈 2026.05.10”, “올해 가장 오래 남을 밤의 이야기”.
- Poster layout invariants: vertical 9:16 format, main subject dominates the upper 2/3, title is the largest text element, English subtitle is smaller than the Korean title, and credits remain tiny near the bottom.
- Keep the rooftop-night setting clearly legible; maintain realistic human anatomy, natural hair movement, believable facial expression, and professional Korean theatrical poster typography.

[8. 🚫 PROHIBITED]
- Fake official seals / certifications
- Broken Korean characters