Drool Visuals

The draft sat on a stock template. A heavy header line split the page, placeholder text from another project still showed up in several places, the logo was low resolution, and a “Start a project” button led nowhere.

There was also a lot of empty white space, which is the last thing a video company wants between a visitor and the work. The team wanted the site modern, clean, and simple, with moving video, and without looking like the Bay Area studios they had used for inspiration.

• The showreel front and center, the moment the page loads
• Client logos visible early, so the list does the selling
• Room for 12 to 20 projects, including work from a new third team member
• A contact form that reliably lands in their inbox
• Clean and quiet, never noisy

I sent a homepage concept and a walkthrough video the same day as our first call, so the team could react to a real direction instead of a description.

The homepage became the overview of the whole company. The showreel plays full-bleed in the hero, a marquee of client logos runs beneath it, and a summary of each section links through to the full pages. The work grid covers brand films, commercials, documentary, series, podcast, and stills, and each video starts playing on hover, so visitors can scan projects without clicking into every one.

Custom code handles the video loading so a media-heavy page stays quick, and small hover details on the navigation and buttons add polish without adding noise. Everything is built so the team can add new projects themselves as the reel grows.