Rerun

Rerun is a template for video studios and short-form agencies that make brand films, ads and a month of shorts for consumer brands.

The home page opens on the work. A wheel of 9:16 shorts rises from the foot of the first screen and turns as you scroll; the short that comes to the front plays. Round the headline, an editor's crop marks tighten, a named cursor drags a crop box onto the last line, and then the handles are yours to drag.

Each section below works its own way. A paragraph lights up word by word with small stills set into the line. Films sit on a rail you drag or step through. One short is pinned and scrubbed by your scroll, with its five beats (hook, place, craft, payoff, loop) lighting as the time passes. Services are priced rows, results are ruled lines with a picture chip that opens on hover, plans are three cards, questions are an accordion. The page ends by flying through the shorts and landing on the ask.

The footer is an end screen: a ring that fills as you scroll and runs you back to the top, four "up next" rows, and a time bar with a mark for every section of the page you are on. Pages change with a wipe.

Inner pages carry the same pieces: a work page with films and a grid of shorts that play on hover, a page for every film and short (the numbers, the story, and a big Next line), services with a page each, a studio page (how a month runs, who you'll meet on set), a journal with posts, a contact page with a form, privacy and terms, a 404 and a style guide.