A cinematic first impression
A full-screen film loop, letterbox framing, film grain, and an elegant serif set the mood in the first second.
Case study · Wedding films
Keller Films is Brennen Keller’s wedding videography business, based in Lebanon, Missouri. It needed a home for its films that felt like the work itself and made booking a date easy.


What the client needed
Couples choose a videographer by feel. The site had to look like the films before anyone pressed play, then make it easy for a couple to go from “we love this” to sending an inquiry.
A full-screen film loop, letterbox framing, film grain, and an elegant serif set the mood in the first second.
Teaser films come first and full feature films follow, so couples can sample quickly or settle in and watch.
Every call to action says “Get Booked” and links to the inquiry form and scheduler the business already used, so there was nothing new to manage.


What was delivered
I designed and built the site by hand rather than from a template, and compressed the video and images so pages stay quick on a phone. Films are embedded from YouTube, and booking links to the business’s existing HoneyBook forms instead of a new booking system.
Next up
Start with a free 15-minute discovery call by phone, online, or in person around Lebanon. You don’t need a technical plan. Tell me what you do and what customers should be able to do next.