Sequenc

Sequenc is a dark, cinematic template for video production studios, filmmakers and motion designers — built around one idea: a studio site should feel like the software its work is made in.

A running timecode sits in the navigation. A playhead tracks your scroll along the top edge, with a marker for every section. Each section carries a clip label, like a file on a timeline. It reads as craft to the people who hire you, and none of it gets in the way of the copy.

What makes it different

• Two ways to show work. Visitors switch the Works page between a poster grid and an edit decision list — an EDL-style table of shots, clients, years and runtimes, with a large preview that follows the cursor. Their choice is remembered.

• Grade compare. Case studies include a before/after slider between the flat camera file and the final grade. Add your own ungraded still, or let the template flatten the graded one for you.

• Every deliverable format. One upload plays back as 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, so a client sees the formats they actually receive.

• Cuts, not page loads. Opening a project plays a "CUT TO" slate across the route change.

• A cursor that names the action. A thin crosshair that opens into a labelled tile over media: view, watch, read or drag. Built with Framer variants — no code.

• Openers and end credits. A clapperboard slate plays once per visit, and the footer rolls credits with a rewind-to-top control.

• Motion with intent. A horizontal-scroll opening reel with depth, kinetic type rows, sticky stacking process cards and scroll-revealed headlines. Every effect respects reduced-motion settings.

Pages

Home, Works, case study, About, Journal, article, Contact, Legal index, legal document and a custom 404. All of them share one layout template, so the nav and footer are edited once.