Give prospective clients a clear way to explore the studio’s visual work and discuss a production.
Photography and film sections sit alongside service information, events, and a project inquiry path.
Photography portfolio
Film showcase
Project inquiries
Inside the project
The website and the working tools.
Photography and film portfolio
The public website brings photography, films, services, and upcoming events together. Visitors can explore the studio’s visual style, review its offerings, and send a project or event inquiry from the same site.
Admin and content management
The studio admin includes tools for publishing journal posts, uploading gallery images and films, managing services, updating events, and editing site settings. The team can add new work and keep public content current through a dedicated interface.
Leads and booking follow-up
Project and event forms feed a booking inbox with customer contact details, requested services, and project notes. Staff can also add bookings manually and move inquiries through New, Contacted, Confirmed, and Complete statuses.
Analytics and event planning
The overview shows visitor sessions, daily visitors, total bookings, and new inquiries. Traffic sources distinguish Google, Instagram, direct visits, and other referrals. Dated event listings support the public events schedule, while project dates and scope can be recorded in booking notes.
Behind the scenes
Inside the studio admin.
Browser details and private business figures have been obscured for this showcase.
Analytics and the booking pipeline
The overview brings visitor sessions, daily traffic, total bookings, and unanswered inquiries into one workspace. Pipeline stages separate new, contacted, confirmed, and completed bookings so the studio can see where follow-up is needed.
Publishing new photography
Gallery controls let the studio upload a photo, name the project, and choose a category. Existing work appears below the form, making the portfolio part of the day-to-day content workflow.
Keeping services current
Each service has a name, description, and starting price. The studio can add an offering or edit an existing listing from the admin, keeping prospective clients informed about the work available.
Managing the event calendar
Events combine a title, date, description, and image. Add, edit, and delete controls give the studio a direct way to maintain its public event schedule without changing page code.
Updating the homepage
Site settings control the availability note and homepage hero media. The studio can upload a new image or video and save the changes as its featured work and booking availability evolve.
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