HolmeSite, a cinematic web studio

A cinematic web studio

Websites that open like a movie.

We build scroll-driven, film-style websites for businesses that want to be remembered. Everything on this screen is the product. Scroll to see how it works.

The problem Most websites are pages. Yours should play like a film. Every layer of this browser is code, pulled apart in 3D as you scroll.
Scene 01 · Private aviation Aurelian A charter jet that assembles from gold dust, then takes itself apart for inspection.
Scene 02 · Automotive Atelier Bleu A hypercar collection where the car comes apart panel by panel as you scroll.
Scene 03 · Photography Ember & Pine A family photo studio that opens on a sunrise above the clouds.
Scene 04 · Yours Your business on the big screen.
Threading the projector
HolmeSite · Websites, directed

Visitors judge a website in about a twentieth of a second. We make that moment feel like the lights going down in a theater.

22,400Particles formed the name at the top of this page
180Film frames in the three previews below
50 msFor a visitor to form a first impression
1Link to share. Nothing to install
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Three scenes

Sample sites for fictional clients · Scroll to run the film

Exploded view of a white private jetScene 01Frame 001 / 060

Aurelian

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Private jet charter. Gold dust spirals into the aircraft, the airframe comes apart for its 600-hour inspection, and the camera flies through a cabin window into the clouds.

  • Particle assembly
  • Exploded view
  • Window zoom
  • Route map quote
Blue hypercar coming apart in a studioScene 02Frame 001 / 060

Atelier Bleu

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Private hypercar collection. The car builds itself from a particle vortex, splits into its parts as you scroll, and dissolves into a tunnel that leads to Lot 07.

  • Video scrub
  • Pixel particles
  • Wireframe grid
  • Tunnel zoom
Photographer on a mountain peak above the clouds at sunriseScene 03Frame 001 / 060

Ember & Pine

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Family photography studio. A sunrise opening, a reel of sessions that freezes like a camera flash into a print, and a booking form.

  • Opening film
  • Flash freeze
  • Contact sheet
  • Booking form
Scene 04

Your business

Restaurant, dealership, salon, builder, clinic. Every business has a scene worth shooting.

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From script to premiere

How a scene gets made

  1. 01

    Storyboard

    A short call about your business, your customers and what they should feel in the first five seconds. We write the scene: what appears, what moves, and where the visitor clicks.

    You get · a written storyboard
  2. 02

    Shoot

    We generate cinematic footage around your product, your space or your craft with AI video tools, or cut it from footage you already have. Then we slice it into frame sequences the page can play by scroll.

    You get · the footage, approved by you
  3. 03

    Build

    We code the scene by hand: particle transitions, 3D depth, text that blurs into place. Then the working parts of the site: services, prices, galleries, booking and quote forms.

    You get · a preview link to scroll on your phone
  4. 04

    Premiere

    We launch on your domain, test on phones and slow connections, and stay on call for edits. New season, new menu, new inventory: we reshoot the scene.

    You get · a live site and someone to call
In every build

The effects sell it. The basics keep it working.

Motion

Footage scrubbed by scroll

Your video plays forward and backward as the visitor scrolls, frame by frame, so they direct the shot.

Motion

Particle and 3D transitions

Images break into thousands of points and re-form as the next scene, like the opening of this page.

Phones

Built for the phone first

Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. Every scene is framed, tested and tuned for a 6-inch screen.

Speed

The first frame loads first

The opening shot arrives in a second or two. The rest of the film streams in behind it while the visitor watches.

Access

A calm version for everyone

Visitors who turn off motion on their device get a complete, still version of the site with every word and button.

Business

Forms, booking and search basics

Quote and booking forms, real text that search engines can read, page titles and descriptions written for you.

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Pricing

Priced for your scene

Every business is different, so every quote is too. Tell us what you need and we'll send a price, free.

Projects start at
$299

A cinematic one-page site for a local business. Bigger sites and custom footage are quoted after a quick call.

What sets the price

  • How many pages and sections
  • Custom footage for your business
  • Booking, quote or order forms
  • Launch on your own domain
  • Ongoing edits and hosting
  • How soon you need it live
Questions

Before the lights go down

Do I need my own video footage?

No. Most scenes are generated for you with AI video tools, built around photos of your product, your storefront or your work. If you already have footage, we can cut it in.

Will all this motion slow my site down?

The opening scene loads first and plays within a couple of seconds. The rest streams in while the visitor watches, and frames are compressed for phones.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. Every scene is framed and tested for phones first, and visitors who turn off motion on their device get a complete still version.

Can Google still find my business?

Yes. Your words are real text on the page, not baked into a video, and every site ships with page titles and descriptions written for search.

How long does a build take?

It depends on the size of the site. We set the date on the storyboard call, before any work starts, and you get a preview link to scroll on your phone along the way.

Book your scene

Tell us about your business

Fill in the slip and we'll come back with a free quote and a storyboard idea for your site. Prefer to talk? Call or text, or email us directly.

studio@holmesite.com
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One call, one storyboard, one website people talk about.

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