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Aperture — Cinematic Film Studio
A one-page site for a film & motion studio, designed and hand-coded to feel like a title sequence instead of a template. It opens with an animated intro counter,
then moves through a parallax hero, a client marquee, and a word-by-word statement reveal.
Built from scratch (no page builders) with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using GSAP + ScrollTrigger for motion and Lenis for smooth scrolling. Highlights: custom
cursor, CMS-style selected-work grid, interactive services list, and animated stat counters — fully responsive, fast, and zero build step.
Stack: HTML · CSS · JavaScript · GSAP · ScrollTrigger · Lenis
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Anthesis is now available. 🌙
A cinematic Framer template inspired by the legendary Kadupul flower, designed for creative studios, agencies and designers who want their portfolio to feel like a story instead of a collection of pages. Built with CMS, immersive interactions, premium animations and a complete onboarding guide to help you launch quickly.
That tagline paired with the dark bloom is gorgeous. Feels like a story, exactly the vibe you wanted.
A hero section is more than just a beautiful screen. It sets the tone for the entire experience and shapes the user's first impression within seconds.
Here we explored two approaches. The first keeps the focus entirely on the featured product, while the second introduces supporting collection previews to provide more context and encourage exploration.
Both communicate the same message, but they guide attention differently.
Which one would you choose - 1 or 2?
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Option 2 feels stronger; the supporting previews add context without distracting from the hero product.
New component drop: Logo Stream!
You can replace the logos, adjust the speed, tilt, glow, tile depth, density, colors, and more - all directly in Framer :)
Made for portfolios, creative studios, brand launches, and any site where a plain logo wall feels a bit too flat.
Amazing work🔥👏👏