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Zillow: The Fantastic Four: First Steps
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In a collaborative effort between award-winning creative content company Chromista and Zillow, a new cinematic campaign blending Zillow’s virtual home tours with the look and style of Marvel Studios’“The Fantastic Four: First Steps” takes center stage. To celebrate the film’s release on July 25th, Zillow has launched an immersive campaign featuring two custom spots – “Home Tour” and “Pitchman” – set entirely within the home of the Fantastic Four and directed by the epic feature film’s production designer, Kasra Farahani.
Credits
Production Company:
ChromistaDirector:
Kasra FarahaniCo-Founder, Executive Producer:
Ted RobbinsPartner, Executive Producer:
Adina BirnbaumLine Producer:
David StewartCinematographer:
Jess Hall1st AD:
Sascha MardenEditorial:
Exile EditEditor:
Zaldy LopezHead of Production:
Taylor RousseauSr. Producer:
Adam ParkerVFX:
Universal Production PartnersVFX Supervisor:
Martin PetroExec. Producer:
Jan ValterUK Production Service:
Salt FilmSound Mix:
Lime StudiosMixer:
Matt MillerVP, Partnership Management & Operations:
Holly FrankCreative Director MKTG Partnerships:
Andrew StaubSenior Writer/Producer:
Evan AronsonBrand Partnership Manager:
Becky BrownDirector, Brand Creative Lead:
Enrique MosquedaSenior Producer:
Stephen ClarkDate:
July, 2025
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