Projects worth spending time with
Build a selected portfolio around the work you want to be hired for. Explain your role, the brief and the deliverables without making unsupported outcome claims.
Selected projects / role / delivered work
Concept environment
Give the work room. Give the visitor a next step.
Services with a clear shape
Explain commissions, studio services or workshops in terms a potential customer can understand. State what is included and how the process begins.
Commissions / services / workshops
An inquiry with a useful brief
Guide people toward the right starting details, such as project type, timing and location. Keep your chosen inquiry or workshop-booking destination close to the relevant work.
Project inquiries / scheduling / brief details
II / Start with your business
Your portfolio should have a point of view.
A studio website needs editing as much as it needs layout. We help structure the selected work, the story behind it and the practical details someone needs to commission you.
Useful things to bring
- A selected portfolio with image usage permissions
- Your role and approved credits for each project
- Services, workshops and the inquiry process
III / Concept
Aperture Studios
Explore a creative production concept with a focused studio identity.
Explore the workBefore your project starts.
01Can the portfolio include photography and video?+
Yes. We plan the formats, hosting and performance requirements around the material you provide. Large video assets need an agreed delivery approach so the portfolio remains usable on a phone.
02Can the site support workshops as well as commissions?+
Yes. The content can give each audience a separate route. We confirm any workshop scheduling, ticketing or payment connection during scoping before including it in the build.
03Do I need a finished case study for every project?+
No. A selected set of approved images, a short project description and your role are a useful starting point. We define the page structure around the material available rather than inventing project details.
Next / Your website
Put your next kind of work in the foreground.
Start with the pages, content and connections your business needs. Review the website plans, then talk through the scope.