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The challenge
Poster buyers judge in seconds, so the work has to lead. But a gallery on its own does not explain what the studio offers, how a project runs, or how to start, and a filmmaker who cannot see the next step simply leaves.
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A cinematic website for a movie poster and key art studio
Drix Agency designs movie posters and key art for independent filmmakers and production companies. The site had to feel like a film campaign itself while still walking a producer from first impression to a quote request.


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Poster buyers judge in seconds, so the work has to lead. But a gallery on its own does not explain what the studio offers, how a project runs, or how to start, and a filmmaker who cannot see the next step simply leaves.
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A dark, cinematic site built around one action: start a project. The hero states the offer in a single line with two clear calls to action. Services, the poster portfolio, the process and the FAQ each answer one question a producer has before getting in touch, and the quote path stays visible throughout.
What was built
"Cinematic movie posters & key art design" in the first screen, with View our posters and Get a quote side by side.
Concept & key art, photo manipulation, title treatments and campaign adaptations, each with its own card and page.
"Stories made visible": a browsable grid of released one-sheets that lets the work sell the studio.
Discover, Concept, Refine, Deliver: the sequence is set before a quote, so expectations are clear from day one.
On the live site


The outcome
Drix Agency launched with a site that looks like the work it sells and answers a producer's questions in order: what you do, show me, how it works, how do I start. It is live at drix.agency.
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