Photo Studio Internship Poster (Darkroom Film Style)
The contact-sheet motif turns the skills list into film frames so students instantly see what they will learn, while the amber safelight glow sells the studio's craft credibility far better than a generic flyer.
prompt
Design an internship recruitment poster for {studio_name}, a photography studio opening {intern_count} internship seats. Style: darkroom film aesthetic — matte black background, a horizontal 35mm film contact-sheet strip across the middle showing three small frames (studio lights, a camera on a tripod, hands editing at a screen), amber safelight glow at the edges, white and amber typography. Layout: top headline 'INTERN CALL' in stencil type, the program length {program_length} stamped like a film label, three skill takeaways listed as frame captions ({skills_offered}), application deadline {deadline} inside a perforated ticket shape at the bottom. Grainy texture, no human faces. Output 4:5 vertical, optimized for Instagram and campus bulletin boards.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {studio_name}Name of the photography studio
- e.g. 光盒攝影工作室
- {intern_count}Number of internship seats
- e.g. 2
- {program_length}Length of the internship program
- e.g. 8 週（7–8 月）
- {skills_offered}Three skills interns will learn, comma-separated
- e.g. 棚燈布光、商業修圖、客片溝通
- {deadline}Application deadline
- e.g. 6 月 20 日
Use case
Photography studio owners recruiting college interns before the summer or winter break.
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