An analog screening room for Marrow
Press, festivals, and viewers have one official place to watch Marrow and check the facts.
Press, festival audiences, reviewers, and viewers now have one official place for the film. Watch the trailer. See the cast and credits. Browse premiere photos. Find the right next step. That was the site’s one job: CC Films is the Dallas-based production company behind Marrow, a debut psychological horror feature, and it needed an official home.
The team already had the good parts: a strong poster, a trailer, festival context, reviews, cast names, and a deep premiere gallery. We kept the analog, VHS-flavored mood. Then we made the site easier to use as the official answer instead of a loose brochure.
The finished site gives each important thing a clear home. It can carry press, festival, and release news without losing the film’s tone or making a visitor guess where the facts live.
The problem
CC Films had the raw material for Marrow, but it needed one official home for audiences, press, festivals, and reviewers without flattening the film into a generic entertainment template.
What we kept
The analog horror mood, the Marrow poster and trailer, premiere photography, review coverage, core credits, and the way the team already publishes updates.
What we changed
Made one official home with five focused pages. The trailer, credits, reviews, and premiere photos now have clear places to live, so viewers know where to look next.
What they got back
A live official home at ccfilms.net. Press, festival audiences, and viewers can watch, verify the facts, and keep exploring on a phone, tablet, or desktop. The dated build check appears beside the live source; it is not a sales result.
Project at a glance
- 5 pages — One official path through the film
- 224 photos — Premiere archive kept cinematic
- 99 — Dated phone-page check
Live site: ccfilms.net
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The first look is free. Some website plans include our written 14-day promise. The plan says which jobs qualify, when the days start, what each side needs to provide, and what you receive if our work is late. Urgent on-site help is a New York service; call so we can confirm the problem and the response. We return missed calls within 2 hours, 9am–9pm Eastern.
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