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Who wants to come to a picnic with an outdoor movie? I'll bring the video player 🧺🎬
Picnic Cinema is my new Video.js skin: a 3D garden cinema where the controls hang as tags from festoon bulbs. The lights glow when you pause and dim when the film starts.
Too comfy to reach the bulbs? Grab the remote on the picnic table.
You can still use the keyboard like a normal player: Space to play, arrows to seek and change the volume, F for fullscreen.
this is such a fun concept!
Free Framer template alert, and this one's for the videographers 👀
Your reel shouldn't hide behind one lonely play button. So I set Footage up like a camera report.
On the home page, the reel panel GROWS as you scroll. The work page holds twelve films that play the moment you hover, and every one opens into a full CMS page with player, credits and stills.
The contact page skips the guessing game: the booking form asks for date, place and budget. Every page has a phone layout too. 🎬
Live demo: swift-flows-592376.framer.app
Get the template: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/footage-videographer/
Case study: https://www.behance.net/gallery/258274211/Footage-Videographer-Portfolio-Website
This is the before and after video.
I edited it from scratch using two silent clips and combined them into one seamless video. I edited it to be scroll-stopp...
The seamless join is what sells this — taking two silent clips and making them feel like one continuous take takes careful timing and sound design. The way the movement carries across the cut is really clean.
