Suro

Game cinematics live on YouTube and in Discord threads, between clips and memes. Suro needed a place that presented the work as film — so that people looking for cinematics for their server or game would see a cinematographer, not a gamer with a capture tool.

We built the site like a title sequence. It opens cold on a white, snow-covered mountain with an oversized SURO wordmark, then cuts to black for the work. A cinematic reel shows every film as a graded still, each with its own page carrying the full cinematic. A cream-coloured style section spells out the craft — shot framing, colour grade, cinematic cuts, atmosphere — in a monospaced voice that reads like a shot list, and a scrolling ticker names the worlds Suro works in.

Suro now has a portfolio that frames the work the way it deserves: four FiveM cinematics — Car Wash, Redwood, Up-n-Atom and E30 — each with its own page, alongside a clear pitch and a contact form for projects, collabs and commissions.