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Description
Feral Pictures is a one-page site for a made-up film and commercial production company in Los Angeles. Everything is built from one idea, words on white slabs seen in perspective: the loader, logo, menu, hero, cursor and contact line are all slabs. The hero works like a projector, pulling one film card into the gate at a time. The interface is pure black and white, so all the colour comes from the footage.
Use it for:
- a site for a production company, director or video studio
- a showreel or portfolio built around video
- a reference for carrying one bold typographic idea through a whole site
Workflow
Open Claude Code
Install Claude Code, open a terminal in an empty folder and run claude. Pick Claude Opus 5.5 with the /model command.
Paste the prompt
Copy the prompt on this page and send it as your first message. Claude writes the HTML, CSS and JavaScript and saves GSAP, Lenis and the fonts in the folder.
Get footage from Pexels
Download about 20 short, bright clips from Pexels (craft close ups, products, athletes, stadiums) and a music track for the reel, for example from Mixkit. Install ffmpeg so Claude can cut them into short loops with poster images.
Preview and fix
Open index.html in your browser. Watch the hero pull a few cards, open the player and check it on a phone, then ask for one fix per message.
Publish on GitHub Pages
Ask Claude to push the folder to a new GitHub repository. Then open the repository's Settings, choose Pages and deploy from the main branch.






