Sonori is a Framer template by Satto.studio for production studios, directors, and photographers who shoot for brands. It opens on a full-screen slideshow rather than a headline. The first slide is a dark blue close-up of a car's carbon spoiler, cut by a red tail light, with a 01 to 04 counter, the project title and type, and a View link sitting on thin white rules. The header is all small monospace capitals: Index, Works, About, Directors, Contact, and Archive on one side, a live Paris clock beside Get in Touch on the other.
Under the slideshow, a big uppercase statement in Switzer introduces the studio next to a short monospace tagline. Selected projects then scatter across a loose, asymmetric grid, each image captioned in mono with its name and discipline, like Nocturne, Brand Film, under a red chair shot. A second oversized line, "From concept to final edit", sits beside a small portrait, and a Clients section sets names in large Switzer across ruled columns. Directors appear as portrait cards with name and role, then comes a short closing call to action and a footer laid over a warm, blurred video, with menu links, contact details, an office address, and a newsletter field. The Index page is a stacked list of project titles in pale grey type, an easy way to scan the archive.
On a phone, the slideshow fills the screen, the menu collapses to a single Menu label, and the counter and project caption stay pinned along the rules.
We'd pick Sonori for film and photo studios with strong, cinematic stills. The layout leaves a lot of white space around each image, so thin or mismatched photography will show. The client list also uses famous brand names as placeholders, and those need replacing with your own.
Based on the live demo, viewed on desktop and on a phone. The Design and Dev scores come from separate independent reviews. See how we score templates.