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Entertainment WordPress Themes

4 original Entertainment themes, each with a live demo and one signature interaction.

Sakuga Featured

Sakuga

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Real-time cel shading, a live 24fps frame-hold comparator, and a real genga-to-douga inbetween interpolator — the actual craft of 2D animation, not a fan-site skin. The hero is a real-time cel-shaded 3D scene with a quantized diffuse ramp, fresnel rim light, and inverted-hull outline; the frame-hold comparator runs a genuine 24fps clock sampling a new pose every one, two, or three ticks; and the inbetween tool linearly interpolates every joint between two real key poses. A seven-stage production-pipeline reference and eight demo productions span four real broadcast formats and eight genres.

Craft Entertainment
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LANTHORN

The page is a dark stage and the content is the printed matter lying on it — playbill, ticket stubs, call sheet, receipt roll. It also publishes the sightline of all 412 seats, including the rows that lose the top of the set.

Brutalist Editorial
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Reverb

Reverb

$69

A dark, nocturnal theme for musicians, bands, DJs and independent record labels, built around a live audio-reactive Web Audio visualiser that reads the track and pushes it into the hero. A persistent site-wide music player follows you down the page so nothing stops playing while you browse. Release, Show and Video custom post types give you real discography, tour dates and video listings, staged on a magenta-to-cyan spectrum with Syne set over Inter and Space Mono.

Entertainment Music
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Proscenium

A season book, not a landing page. Proscenium opens with a velvet stage curtain that actually rises on load, then hands visitors a scrubbable repertoire rail, a full programme spread with a real cast list, and a hoverable interactive seat map. A hundred and twenty-eight years of archive is modelled as a genuine ledger index rather than a blog feed, set in Didone display type with nineteenth-century thick/thin contrast against oxblood velvet and tarnished gilt on ivory paper.

Editorial Entertainment
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