An agency's portfolio is its strongest pitch. The site has to carry the breadth of the work and stay current with whatever has just shipped — and the team has to be able to shape it themselves, without going through a developer every time the pitch changes.
A content-rich portfolio
Each project is a full content entry, not a tile. Hero film or photography, supporting media, role, credits, copy, links — all on a structured page that does justice to the work without flattening it. The portfolio reads as a body of work, not a grid of thumbnails.
Presented the way the team wants
The CMS doesn't just hold the content — it controls the presentation. The team chooses the order projects appear in, which ones lead, how each is treated on the page, what's surfaced on the homepage, and how the captions read. Re-pitching the portfolio is a few minutes in the editor, not a redesign.
Where it sits today
The portfolio reflects the studio's current work — fresh enough to pitch, structured enough to stay coherent, and entirely in the team's hands.