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Cinematic WordPress Themes
7 original Cinematic themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.
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Loupe
79Real bokeh math for the hero, a real pixel-level grade for the pitch. A persistent hand-written WebGL2 depth-of-field scene computes an actual per-object circle-of-confusion value every frame to drive bokeh radius and edge blur, running on a 4-tier capability ladder with a runtime FPS watchdog. A real canvas-based color-grade tool applies genuine lift/gamma/gain, saturation, and vignette matrix math to live pixel data, alongside a scroll-scrubbed film-strip gallery and Project, Crew, and Service custom post types — zero third-party JS.
Mercury
$69Mercury is a cinematic portfolio theme for creative and digital studios that want their work to feel like a film reel, not a grid. The hero renders a real Three.js liquid-chrome 3D object that reacts to the viewport, surrounded by HUD-style annotations that read like camera-op overlays. A custom cursor tracks every interaction across the site, reinforcing the studio-reel feel from the first scroll.
Ember
$59Ember is a dark, cinematic theme for wood-fired grills and steakhouses that want the site to feel like the dining room. The hero renders real-time WebGL embers and smoke drifting off a live flame simulation, not a looping video clip. A tabbed menu built on a custom post type lays out dishes with classic dotted price leaders, an AJAX reservation form delivers bookings to a private inbox, and split-text reveals, parallax, tilt, marquee, and cursor-trailing embers carry the fire theme through every section.
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Seaward
$129Ocean energy, at grid scale. Seaward's hero is a self-hosted Three.js WebGL2 ocean, its surface built from summed Gerstner waves under PBR water shading, with a procedural wind farm on the horizon. A GPU curl-noise field pushes roughly 262,000 particles across the sky to trace wind flow in real time. An animated SVG diagram maps energy from turbine to grid, backed by a Project custom post type, Technology taxonomy, and an AJAX form for partnership enquiries.
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Fumée
$89Real GPU buoyant-smoke simulation meets a mixology craft-studio menu. Fumée's hero runs an actual Navier-Stokes solver in WebGL2, so smoke curls and dissipates with real fluid dynamics rather than a sprite loop. The Speakeasy Reveal layout uncovers each section with a spotlight scroll instead of a rail or bento grid, while self-drawing SVG flavour-radar charts and hand-drawn bar-tool icons carry the tasting notes. A Cocktail CPT and Spirit Family taxonomy back an AJAX reservation-enquiry form.
Splice
$69Splice is built for video editing and post-production studios, and it takes its premise seriously: the page isn't decorated with video, it's built from it. Sections are structured as real clip transitions and cuts rather than static blocks with a video background bolted on, giving the whole site a cinematic, dark, technical feel that matches the craft it's selling — a portfolio built the way an editor actually thinks, in cuts, not slides.
Slipstream Films
$75Shot warm, cut fast, graded hot. Slipstream Films runs on a warm near-black base — sun-baked outdoor, not a cold server-room duotone — with a single hot flare accent carrying almost all the signal, and a rare cold streak-cyan used the way a real lens throws chromatic fringing at speed, never treated as a co-equal second brand colour. The portfolio is organised by discipline and location for an action-sports film and photography studio, not a generic creative-agency grid.