Landing pages built around the video and photos we make

So the work gets seen the way it should be. A page built around your footage, not a shell you pour it into.

Start a project See the samples
001The problem

You paid for content that looks great, and then it goes where content goes to get lost

A feed, a template, a link that buries it. We build the page it should live on instead

Each page built to do one job well, by the same people who made it.

002Sample pagesFictional names, real craft

Pages built around the work

SampleView full site
Field Day sample page
Nov 14 · ManhattanField DayGet ticketsRun of showAfter the nightThe recap film and every photo, same linkFor sponsorsA folder anyone can hand upward

One page runs a nine city tour

Every stop, every date and the RSVP in one place. Cities sell out and the page says so, so nobody drives to a park that is already full.

#ACTIVATIONNine citiesView the full page
04+Yours

Your page is the one we have not built yet

Tell us what the page has to do and we will show you what we would make.

Sample pages with fictional names, built to show what we would make for you. Every one becomes a real page you can click through.

003Logo designFig. 01 · Solenne

No logo? No problem

The mark·Pick a view

A demonstration mark for Solenne, the tasting counter from our sample pages, drawn the way we draw the real thing.

1xClearspace unit

The sketch

It starts on paper. Rounds of loose lettering until one has the right hand for the room it is going into.

The construction

The steam is three tangent arcs off one datum, the counter line: radii 21, 34 and 55, tangent points marked, releasing at 68 degrees. Drawn so it can be redrawn identically, at any size.

Clearspace and versions

Stroke weight, the exclusion zone measured in its own counter width, and the versions that survive a favicon, a menu, an awning, and a window at night.

In use

Then it anchors the page, the menu and everything the camera sees: the same paths at every size, from the front window to the favicon.

It starts on set. We capture the video and photos with the page already in mind, so nothing has to be faked later.

Then we build the home. Layout, copy, and structure designed around the content, not squeezed in after the fact.

One link that does its job for the client, the guest, the buyer, and the press. That's what the page is for.

CorsoCorsoProof the moment happened
Field DayField DayProof the moment happened
HaldenHaldenThe collection as a film strip
The Longform SummitThe Longform SummitThe day, counting itself down
SolenneSolenneFourteen courses, pinned while you scroll
RedsteamRedsteamOpen until four, and it looks it
Sunday MatteSunday MattePick a shade, the page changes with it
Overpass FestivalOverpass FestivalFour stages scrubbed hour by hour
Third ThursdayThird ThursdayThe room fills as you read
004Playspace

Same page, any screen

Fit·Pick a width
Ferro & Sons · BrooklynA room that fills up by sevenReserve a tableThe kitchenEverything comes off one fireBookTables open thirty days outReserve a table

Tap a width. The page does not get cropped down, it gets rebuilt for the screen it is on.

1440px
005The longer read

Web pages, in plain terms

006The process

Planned like a production

A plan, a mockup you sign off on, and no surprises on delivery day.

  1. 01 / The brief

    One call

    We work out what the page has to do, who it's for, what content you already have, and what's still missing. You don't have to have it figured out first.

  2. 02 / The mockup

    You see it before we build it

    A working design you can click through, reworked until it feels right. No building it blind and hoping it lands.

  3. 03 / The build

    Built around the content

    Desktop and phone from the start, with the copy and structure the content needs. Not your footage dropped into a layout made for someone else.

  4. 04 / The handoff

    Ready to go, or hosted

    We hand it over ready to launch, or we host and maintain it for as long as the page needs to be live, your call. Organized, named, and easy to update, so you're never stuck in the backend.

Most pages go from start to live in a couple of weeks.

007What's included

Everything the page covers

01

Strategy and brief

We plan what the page has to do before a pixel gets designed.

02

Custom design

A mockup made for your brand, which you approve before we build. Nothing off a shelf.

03

Copywriting

Headlines and sections written to fit the design, not poured in after.

04

Your content, built in

The video and photos placed and paced, whether we produced them or you brought them.

05

Desktop and mobile

Built to look right on every screen, not squeezed down to fit.

06

Launch

We take it live on your domain, or hand it over ready to go.

07

Hosting and maintenance

scoped to how long the page needs to be live, a few months for an event, ongoing for a restaurant or venue.

08

A clean handoff

Organized and named, so you're never locked out of your own page.

008The model

Hosting and upkeep, kept simple

Every build includes three months of hosting and maintenance. What happens after depends on the life the page is meant to have.

LaunchMonths one through three, hosting and maintenance included

Pages with an end date

Done

Event, campaign, and activation pages do their whole job inside the window, from launch through the recap. Most never need a day more.

Pages that keep living

$50 a month, or $500 a year

Restaurants, venues, and brand pages stay hosted, maintained, and current on one flat rate. No surprises, cancel whenever.

We scope the window together up front, so nobody pays for time they do not need, and a page that keeps living is never cut off at three months.

Seen enough?

Tell us what you're making. We'll tell you exactly what it takes.

By submitting, you agree to our Terms of Service.

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.

009The offer

Have the content? Give it a home

Already working with us on a project? The page is the natural next step, and it costs less when it comes with the production that fills it.

Video production Photography See what we'd build for you

Pages start at $3,500, or bundled with a shoot

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.

Built for

  • Landing pages
  • Small microsites
  • Event and campaign pages
  • Lookbooks and recap pages

Not our lane

  • Large multi page sites
  • Custom stores
  • Complex CMS builds

We're happy to point you to the right team for those.

010Questions answered

Landing page questions, answered

  • No. We can produce the video and photos as part of the project, or build the page around what you already have. Either way, the content and the layout end up made for each other.

  • Yes. Headlines, sections, and the words that make people act, written to fit the design instead of poured in after. If you already have copy you love, we build around it.

  • Not the sprawling, many-page kind, and that's on purpose. We build focused pages that do one job well. If you need a large site or a store, we'll point you to a team that lives in that.

  • Your call. We hand it over ready to launch on your own setup, or we host and maintain it, for as long as the page needs to be live. A few months for an event, ongoing for a place people visit all year. Either way it's organized and easy to update, so you're never stuck in the backend.

  • Most pages come together in about two weeks once the content and copy are set, quicker when a launch or an event is driving the date. Tell us the deadline and we build the plan around it.

  • Landing pages start at $3,500, covering the whole build: strategy, custom design, copy, your content placed, desktop and mobile, and launch. Hosting and maintenance are scoped to how long the page needs to be live, a few months for an event, ongoing for a restaurant or venue. If we're already producing your video and photos, it comes down to $2,500 and rolls into one project number, agency fee included.

Landing pages built around the video and photos we make

So the work gets seen the way it should be. A page built around your footage, not a shell you pour it into.

Start a project See the samples
001The problem

You paid for content that looks great, and then it goes where content goes to get lost

A feed, a template, a link that buries it. We build the page it should live on instead

Each page built to do one job well, by the same people who made it.

002Sample pagesFictional names, real craft

Pages built around the work

SampleView full site
Field Day sample page
Nov 14 · ManhattanField DayGet ticketsRun of showAfter the nightThe recap film and every photo, same linkFor sponsorsA folder anyone can hand upward

One page runs a nine city tour

Every stop, every date and the RSVP in one place. Cities sell out and the page says so, so nobody drives to a park that is already full.

#ACTIVATIONNine citiesView the full page
04+Yours

Your page is the one we have not built yet

Tell us what the page has to do and we will show you what we would make.

Sample pages with fictional names, built to show what we would make for you. Every one becomes a real page you can click through.

003Logo designFig. 01 · Solenne

No logo? No problem

The mark·Pick a view

A demonstration mark for Solenne, the tasting counter from our sample pages, drawn the way we draw the real thing.

1xClearspace unit

The sketch

It starts on paper. Rounds of loose lettering until one has the right hand for the room it is going into.

The construction

The steam is three tangent arcs off one datum, the counter line: radii 21, 34 and 55, tangent points marked, releasing at 68 degrees. Drawn so it can be redrawn identically, at any size.

Clearspace and versions

Stroke weight, the exclusion zone measured in its own counter width, and the versions that survive a favicon, a menu, an awning, and a window at night.

In use

Then it anchors the page, the menu and everything the camera sees: the same paths at every size, from the front window to the favicon.

It starts on set. We capture the video and photos with the page already in mind, so nothing has to be faked later.

Then we build the home. Layout, copy, and structure designed around the content, not squeezed in after the fact.

One link that does its job for the client, the guest, the buyer, and the press. That's what the page is for.

CorsoCorsoProof the moment happened
Field DayField DayProof the moment happened
HaldenHaldenThe collection as a film strip
The Longform SummitThe Longform SummitThe day, counting itself down
SolenneSolenneFourteen courses, pinned while you scroll
RedsteamRedsteamOpen until four, and it looks it
Sunday MatteSunday MattePick a shade, the page changes with it
Overpass FestivalOverpass FestivalFour stages scrubbed hour by hour
Third ThursdayThird ThursdayThe room fills as you read
004Playspace

Same page, any screen

Fit·Pick a width
Ferro & Sons · BrooklynA room that fills up by sevenReserve a tableThe kitchenEverything comes off one fireBookTables open thirty days outReserve a table

Tap a width. The page does not get cropped down, it gets rebuilt for the screen it is on.

1440px
005The longer read

Web pages, in plain terms

006The process

Planned like a production

A plan, a mockup you sign off on, and no surprises on delivery day.

  1. 01 / The brief

    One call

    We work out what the page has to do, who it's for, what content you already have, and what's still missing. You don't have to have it figured out first.

  2. 02 / The mockup

    You see it before we build it

    A working design you can click through, reworked until it feels right. No building it blind and hoping it lands.

  3. 03 / The build

    Built around the content

    Desktop and phone from the start, with the copy and structure the content needs. Not your footage dropped into a layout made for someone else.

  4. 04 / The handoff

    Ready to go, or hosted

    We hand it over ready to launch, or we host and maintain it for as long as the page needs to be live, your call. Organized, named, and easy to update, so you're never stuck in the backend.

Most pages go from start to live in a couple of weeks.

007What's included

Everything the page covers

01

Strategy and brief

We plan what the page has to do before a pixel gets designed.

02

Custom design

A mockup made for your brand, which you approve before we build. Nothing off a shelf.

03

Copywriting

Headlines and sections written to fit the design, not poured in after.

04

Your content, built in

The video and photos placed and paced, whether we produced them or you brought them.

05

Desktop and mobile

Built to look right on every screen, not squeezed down to fit.

06

Launch

We take it live on your domain, or hand it over ready to go.

07

Hosting and maintenance

scoped to how long the page needs to be live, a few months for an event, ongoing for a restaurant or venue.

08

A clean handoff

Organized and named, so you're never locked out of your own page.

008The model

Hosting and upkeep, kept simple

Every build includes three months of hosting and maintenance. What happens after depends on the life the page is meant to have.

LaunchMonths one through three, hosting and maintenance included

Pages with an end date

Done

Event, campaign, and activation pages do their whole job inside the window, from launch through the recap. Most never need a day more.

Pages that keep living

$50 a month, or $500 a year

Restaurants, venues, and brand pages stay hosted, maintained, and current on one flat rate. No surprises, cancel whenever.

We scope the window together up front, so nobody pays for time they do not need, and a page that keeps living is never cut off at three months.

Seen enough?

Tell us what you're making. We'll tell you exactly what it takes.

By submitting, you agree to our Terms of Service.

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.

009The offer

Have the content? Give it a home

Already working with us on a project? The page is the natural next step, and it costs less when it comes with the production that fills it.

Video production Photography See what we'd build for you

Pages start at $3,500, or bundled with a shoot

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.

Built for

  • Landing pages
  • Small microsites
  • Event and campaign pages
  • Lookbooks and recap pages

Not our lane

  • Large multi page sites
  • Custom stores
  • Complex CMS builds

We're happy to point you to the right team for those.

010Questions answered

Landing page questions, answered

  • No. We can produce the video and photos as part of the project, or build the page around what you already have. Either way, the content and the layout end up made for each other.

  • Yes. Headlines, sections, and the words that make people act, written to fit the design instead of poured in after. If you already have copy you love, we build around it.

  • Not the sprawling, many-page kind, and that's on purpose. We build focused pages that do one job well. If you need a large site or a store, we'll point you to a team that lives in that.

  • Your call. We hand it over ready to launch on your own setup, or we host and maintain it, for as long as the page needs to be live. A few months for an event, ongoing for a place people visit all year. Either way it's organized and easy to update, so you're never stuck in the backend.

  • Most pages come together in about two weeks once the content and copy are set, quicker when a launch or an event is driving the date. Tell us the deadline and we build the plan around it.

  • Landing pages start at $3,500, covering the whole build: strategy, custom design, copy, your content placed, desktop and mobile, and launch. Hosting and maintenance are scoped to how long the page needs to be live, a few months for an event, ongoing for a restaurant or venue. If we're already producing your video and photos, it comes down to $2,500 and rolls into one project number, agency fee included.

Let's work together

Roll the credits.

Every project earns its closing frame. Ready to roll on the next one?

Start a project→

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.

Let's work together

Roll the credits.

Every project earns its closing frame. Ready to roll on the next one?

Start a project→

We reply within one business hour, weekdays.