Agents

Agents is a dark, cinematic portfolio for a creative agency, and it looks like a title sequence. The hero is a grainy teal film still of two figures in narrow black sunglasses, with the word Agents running edge to edge along the bottom in huge off-white Inter Display. A short all-caps statement about design, art direction, and branding floats in the middle, justified into a tight block. The header stays tiny: the name on the left and Work, Archive, About, and Contact on the right in muted pink capitals.

The film grain carries on over a near-black background. Projects sit in a staggered two-column grid of moody video stills, a neon tube, a vintage space helmet, a violet-lit portrait, each labeled with a bracketed name and a discipline like Branding or Packaging. A line reading "From concept to execution, every detail matters" leads into a See All Works link. Services comes next as a stacked list in big grey capitals, with one line brightening to white at a time, beside a twisted chrome-and-green 3D shape. Selected Clients repeats that stacked style with invented company names, and the page closes on a two-line tagline and a Reach Out list of mail and social links in large type. Jean gives each project page a giant faint number behind the title, then a full-bleed still below.

On a phone, the hero darkens to a dim shot with the statement left-aligned in the center and the name cropped along the bottom edge. The menu collapses to a single Menu label.

We'd pick Agents for film, fashion, and music-video studios with strong moving-image work. The look depends on dark, color-graded footage, and some demo stills show people holding pistols, so we'd replace those early. The client list is placeholder text too.