Cinematic movie posters
& key art design.
Drix Agency at drix.agency is a movie poster and key art studio — not other businesses that use similar Drix names. We create high-impact posters that capture your story, command attention and make audiences want to watch.
Designed to make your
film unmissable.
From first concept to final export, every visual is built around your story, genre, audience and release strategy. See all services, including indie filmmaker posters and festival one-sheets.
Concept & Key Art
Original concepts that communicate the heart of your film in a single unforgettable image.
Learn more ↗Photo Manipulation
Seamless compositing, retouching and cinematic grading that turns raw material into premium key art.
Learn more ↗Title Treatments
Custom typography and title systems designed to give your film an instantly recognizable identity.
Learn more ↗Campaign Adaptations
Platform-ready artwork for theatrical, streaming, social media, billboards and digital advertising.
Learn more ↗Six services from one studio: movie poster design for indie filmmakers, key art design, film festival poster design, title treatment design, photo manipulation for key art and streaming key art. Browse the services hub.
Stories made
visible.
A selected set from 500+ posters delivered. Browse the full portfolio, movie poster design, or design process.
We turn your story into a selling image.
A great poster must work in one second. It creates curiosity, communicates genre and gives audiences a reason to stop scrolling.
- ✓ Strategic visual direction
- ✓ 100% original artwork
- ✓ Fast, collaborative workflow
- ✓ Print and digital-ready delivery
From brief to
final artwork.
A streamlined process keeps the work focused, collaborative and moving quickly without sacrificing quality. Read the full process, then the FAQ, guides, and studio.
Discover
We review your film, audience, references, release platform and visual objectives.
Concept
We develop distinctive creative directions that communicate the strongest selling idea.
Refine
We sharpen composition, typography, color and details through collaborative feedback.
Deliver
You receive organized, high-resolution files prepared for every required format.
Trusted by
storytellers.
Notes from producers and directors we have worked with. We do not publish film titles or full last names unless a client asks us to — the work is in the portfolio.
Everything you need
to know.
Answers to what filmmakers usually ask before starting a poster or key art project. Read the full FAQ.
How long does a movie poster take to design?
First concepts typically arrive in 24–48 hours. A locked print file still needs your feedback cycle on top of that. Rush festival dates are quoted separately when they require jumping the queue.
How many revisions are included?
Revision support is unlimited until you approve the final artwork. A new brief — new lead, new genre, new film — is a new scope, not a polish round.
Do you work with independent filmmakers or only studios?
Both. Drix Agency designs movie posters and key art for independent producers, directors, marketing teams and larger campaigns. There is no minimum budget to start a conversation.
What file formats and deliverables do we receive?
Organized print and digital files: typically a layered master, a 27×40 inch print PDF at 300 DPI, a 1920×1080 streaming image, and social crops (1080×1080 and 1080×1920) when the campaign needs them.
What's the difference between a movie poster and key art?
Key art is the master campaign image. A movie poster is one finished size — usually a theatrical one-sheet — built from that key art. Campaigns need the system; a festival wall may only need the poster.
How much does a movie poster cost?
Independent films often plan $400–$2,500 for a single custom poster and $1,500–$6,000+ for a key art campaign. These are planning ranges, not a public rate card. Drix quotes per project.
Ready when you areLet's create a poster
people cannot ignore.
Tell us about your film and receive a free creative consultation.
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