FRAME is an editorial skin

FRAME is an editorial skin for Video.js 10, and the short film journal around it. The picture is the page. Controls stay white on ink, sit in one bar, and leave when you stop reaching for them. The page’s accent colour is kept for its own buttons.

It is a real Video.js 10 skin, restyled from Scaffold. Play, volume, timeline, captions, settings, picture-in-picture, keyboard shortcuts, gestures, the error dialog, and the screen-reader announcer are Video.js components. Ours is the skin: an outline icon set, a bar playhead, chapter gaps, a storyboard preview that names the chapter, and menus set like a contents page.

One player runs the journal. A WebVTT chapters track drives the timeline, the chapter label, and the list on the page. Another title loads the next Mux asset into that same player. Tears of Steel streams from our own Mux asset, with official subtitles, Mux posters and storyboards, and real renditions in settings. Chromecast uses the Google Cast extension; AirPlay is there in Safari.