A stylized cinematic movie-poster photograph of sorenji woman in her uniform, a deputy in her late twenties, standing upright in the fluorescent-lit corridor of a county sheriff's station and facing the camera at eye level, her gaze level with the lens and full of open mockery. Her right arm extends straight toward the viewer, index finger pointing directly at the lens, the fingertip large and sharp in the foreground, while the fingers of her left hand cover her mouth as she tries and fails to hold back a laugh, her eyes creased with amusement and one brow raised in theatrical disbelief, as if the viewer had just said something pathetic. She is framed from the knees up, her duty belt with brass buckle and hanging brass keys at her hips and her badge catching a glint of light. Behind her the corridor runs straight back to a vanishing point: cream tiled walls, a row of steel holding-cell doors and a ceiling of long fluorescent tubes. A cold overhead fluorescent light washes the corridor while a warm tungsten lamp from an open office door on the right rims her face and shoulder in amber. In the lower third of the poster, across her thighs, large bold metallic gold serif lettering with a subtle glow is stacked in two centred lines: the word "SEO" on the top line and the word "MIN-JI" on the line directly below it. Shot straight on at her eye height with a 35 mm lens, crisp focus on her face and pointing hand, rich cinematic colour grade, subtle film grain.