Take One Videography

Take One Videography
Take One Videography
Take One Videography
Take One Videography

About Take One Videography

Take One is a free cinematic videographer portfolio template for Framer, made for filmmakers and video creators. Its films turn on a wheel, each framed like a camera monitor. Use it as a video portfolio and showreel site. The demo is by a fictional filmmaker, Noa Vale.

The demo wheel holds six films. Scroll, press an arrow key or swipe to turn it, one film per gesture. Each film has its own accent colour, and the background wipes vertically to the next clip. A camera-monitor overlay frames the shot with a REC light, a running timecode, a Lisbon clock, frame-line corners and camera chips for ISO, aspect, codec and fps. Point at a film and the reticle cursor opens into a Play button. Click to watch it full screen.

The look: a dark, cinematic page set in Inter.

Pages included

  • Home: the film wheel, a ruler playlist with Auto Advance, and Grid view

  • About

  • Contact

  • How it's built: a setup guide with five Framer Agents prompts and a support section

  • Custom 404 page

The site has five pages. There is no CMS and no blog.

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

Make it yours

  1. Open the How it's built page for the setup guide.

  2. Swap the six demo clips for your own films. Each film is an mp4 file in the wheel's list. The demo clips come from Mixkit (free licence) and are there for the preview only.

  3. Replace the Noa Vale text with your own.

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