new Framer web template: RUSHES. 🎬 built for video production studios — where your work does the...new Framer web template: RUSHES. 🎬 built for video production studios — where your work does the...
The network for creativity
Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free
Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started
new Framer web template: RUSHES. 🎬 built for video production studios — where your work does the talking.
cinematic layouts, video-masked type, a camera-HUD thumbnail with a live timecode ticking on hover. dark, bold, made for people who cut for a living.
CMS-ready case studies, custom code components, accessible motion — the kind of details you feel before you notice.
see the sneak peek 👇

also, good excuse to introduce myself — I'm a Framer web designer with 10 years in marketing and 4 in UX/UI. if you need a website, I've still got a few spots open this year. reach out anytime 🚀
Ilya's avatar
Super crisp layout and typography choices! What specific industry or niche did you have in mind while crafting this template?
Marta's avatar
thanks! yeah, mainly built for video production studios and editors — needed something that could hold a proper case study without overtalking the video ;)
Maty's avatar
A live timecode ticking on hover is such a clever touch, it tells you exactly who this template is for before you even read the copy. Was that detail one of your first ideas, or something that came out of experimenting?
Marta's avatar
thanks, that was the idea — make the template talk to the right industry/professionals from the first glance 😃 always start with brainstorming what feels typical for a given industry, and here it was the timecode ticker
Diego's avatar
Niching a template down to video production studios specifically, instead of a generic portfolio template, is a smart bet since that audience will actually recognize the camera-HUD thumbnail as speaking their language. Was that niche the plan from day one, or did the concept start broader and narrow as you built it out?
Marta's avatar
exactly, niche plan from day one. generic templates end up built for everyone and no one at once — niche down and you're designing for real people with real needs instead.
Asif's avatar
The timecode-on-hover detail is what makes a studio feel seen, and that is half the sale for a niche template. Where these live or die is the CMS handoff: if the case-study collection maps to how editors actually think (client, role, runtime, deliverables) they can populate it...
Juice's avatar
The typography and cinematic direction are seriously clean. The whole site feels made for the work it showcases.
Back to feed
The network for creativity
Join 1.25M professional creatives like you
Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free
Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started