Double Exposure is often used "In photography and cinematography, a multiple exposure is the superimposition of two or more exposures to create a single image, and double exposure has a corresponding meaning in respect of two images. The exposure values may or may not be identical to each other."

Main Inspiration 

I think these particular five images as I think their most like what I personally want to try and recreate within my own movie poster. As I really like the simple yet affective look they have. I think having the the person being the silhouette for the double exposure works best as if catches the viewer attention more then another shape as us viewer recognise this probably the most as we recognise yourself in images. I also think that it help highlight the landscape or the other things within the double exposure better as it stand out more from the silhouette giving it a slight surreal look in some almost like the person and the landscape have merged into one which makes a successful double exposure.

Looking at double exposures and all the different types of way that you can create using this one technique. I want to try and use a silhouette of a person with my final composite within it much like the look of the five from above. I think however I want to keep testing this technique with different elements so that I can better decide which style will best suit my images