I just released a free Framer template, Take One, a portfolio for videographers and directors of photography! 🎬

Six films sit on a wheel, and each clip is framed like a camera monitor. I wanted it to feel like you're on set.

Features:

• Film wheel you step through by scroll, arrow keys or touch swipe

• Camera-monitor overlay: REC light, timecode, Lisbon clock, frame lines and camera chips

• Accent colour per film, and the outgoing title turns into an outline ghost

• Reticle cursor that opens into a Play button, with a full-screen player

• Grid view: 4 columns on desktop, 3 on tablet and 1 on phone, with clips that play on hover

• Ruler playlist with fill bars and Auto Advance

• Drag the timecode to scrub through a film

• Smooth scroll and a fade between pages

• Films are edited in one list on the wheel component

• Desktop, tablet and phone layouts, SEO score of 100 🎥

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/take-one-videography/

Framing each clip like a camera monitor with a REC light and timecode is such a fun detail. Love that the film wheel works with arrow keys and swipe too.

24 photos, all shot on an iPhone 15 📱, on a wall you can wander through.

This is the Photographs page of my portfolio. The wall is one raw WebGL2 canvas: the photos drift at different depths, pan when you drag, keep sliding when you let go, and lean toward your mouse 🖱️ Each one develops from a grey mosaic into the photo as it loads 🎞️

Open one and you get its caption and the camera's own EXIF.

Mostly black-and-white architecture and street, some colour 🖤🤍 Designed and built by me.

Which frame would you open first? 👇

🔗 aswin-shine.dev/photographs

Cool