Video Portfolio Websites | Tips and Examples
The video portfolio websites below were handpicked for their stunning aesthetics and simple, yet creative design. These sites have a distinct style that include visual arts, photography, film and video, illustrating, painting and more.
October 13, 2021
Matt Towers
Theme used: HorizonMatt Towers is photographer working over many different fields. Clients include; Apple, Marvel, Sony, Netflix, Paramount+, Amazon Studios, Disney, BBC, ITV, CH4, AMC, Alibi among others.
https://www.matthewtowers.comMike Call
Theme used: CaptureMike Call is a filmmaker who is known for his work in Climbing films, and has worked in Feature films, documentary, commercial, and episodic productions since 2000.
https://www.mikecallpictures.comCorrado Serri
Theme used: SlateCorrado Serri is a Italian cinematographer based in Rome, working worldwide across narrative and commercial filmmaking.
https://www.corradoserri.comOthello Banaci
Theme used: CaptureOthello Banaci is a Liberian-American filmmaker and photographer based in Washington, DC. Known for his composition, clean aesthetic, and passion for human rights, he creates space for people to share their stories with compassion and grace. Recent credits include the Emmy-winning HBO documentary 38 at the Garden, the Paramount+ documentary Lynching Postcards ‘Token of a Great Day,” and the Yale & Slavery Research Project.
https://www.othellobanaci.tvAlam Marquez
Theme used: RetreatPhotography and film can be an incredibly rewarding hobby or profession for many people. The ability to capture moments, emotions, and beauty in the world around us is a powerful tool that can be used to tell stories, express creativity, and create lasting memories. Photographers and filmmakers are often drawn to the art form because it allows them to explore new places, meet new people, and capture the world in a unique and personal way. Our goal is take photography and film to new paths!
https://www.ezbekkiyaproductions.comGuillermo Sánchez-Villarta
Theme used: PeakGuillermo Sánchez-Villarta is a spanish photographer who's currently living in Germany. His work is primarliy documentary, and aims to explore the relationship between people and places, often framing already established imaginaries of other disciplines such as literature, music and general folklore . His focus on using analog cameras and film, links with the idea of intergenerationallity.
https://www.gsvillarta.comHalle Hirota
Theme used: AmazonHalle Hirota is a photographer currently based in Toronto, Ontario. Halle aims to achieve an other-worldly quality to her work, images that aren't quite reality but similar to a snapshot from a dream. Her work is centred around themes of femininity and sexuality in hopes of changing the way we view the gendered qualities of others.
https://hallehirota.format.comWenxin Yang
Theme used: ObsidianWenxin Yang is a Chinese-born, Columbus, OH based videographer and photographer. His work is informed by an unrelenting sense of nostalgia and a love of calmness. As a result, his work focus on the subtleties of life, displayed through his street photographs and music videos.
https://www.wxymedia.comHeins Evander
Theme used: Horizon LeftHeins Evander (he/they, b. 1998) is an NYC-based Chinese-American photographer originally from Jakarta, Indonesia. He loves cycling, sleeping in, and dogs. Evander particularly enjoys photographing people while talking too much and getting inevitably distracted, but he swears that's part of the charm of their work.
https://www.heinsevander.comLaurent Laughlin
Theme used: FiberLaurent Laughlin is a freelance Journalist, Shooter and Director specializing in the production of long and short format documentaries. He is from California and currently work with Vice in Greece. He has also worked for a number of media outlets including Time, AFP, The Economist, CNN, The International Herald Tribune and others.
https://laurent-laughlin.format.comBen Robson
Theme used: ObscuraBen Robson is a photographer from regional Australia with a passion for film photography. He collects old cameras, and use them to shoot various film stocks. Ben loves to develop his own negatives.He is fascinated by people, and the character that film is able to draw out.
https://www.benrobsonphotography.com.auGiselle Keena
Theme used: SharpGiselle Keena is a youthful and ethereal New York City-based photographer and director specializing in film portrait photography and video content in the fashion and music industries.
https://www.gisellekeena.comHeather Glazzard
Theme used: OraHeather Glazzard's photography is a personal exploration of sexuality, vulnerability and femininity. Shooting exclusively on film, they aim for the imagery to be as egoless as possible, focusing on bringing a minority of people into light. They take intimate portraits of the wide spectrum of gender and sexuality that makes up the queer community of creatives, collaborating regularly with LGBTQIA stylists and designers.
https://www.jesseglazzard.comNick Prideaux
Theme used: Horizon LeftNick Prideaux is an Australian film photographer and visual storyteller based in Paris. He has worked and collaborated with fashion labels, magazines, and publications, including Konbini, Fisheye Magazine, IGNANT, Phases Magazine, Majestic Casual and The Fader. Nick captures scenes from his life in a diaristic manner guided by his intuition, rather than preconception. The camera gives him a way of looking at every day in a more conscious light.
https://www.nickprideaux.comKenneth Pihl Nissen
Theme used: KilnKenneth Pihl Nissen is a Copenhagen-based photographer who primarily works with film. He likes to combine editorial assignments with alternative photographic processes such as cyanotype, wet-plate collodion, or the like. He loves the craft and process of shooting, developing, and wet-printing his work. For commercial use, he utilizes high-end scanners or a digital/analog camera setup.
https://www.kennethpihlnissen.dkKunjo
Theme used: ReflexKunjo is a photographer based in Brooklyn, NY. His work is inspired by his investigations of the Black male body, dynamics of Black male relationships, and archival work related to the African American experience surrounding masculinity. Working with film, Kunjo creates intimate portraits that explore the unexamined and unrecorded emotions of Black men. His photography encourages viewers to address past issues that are a result of our current state in time.
https://www.matu22.comPetros
Theme used: AmazonPetros studied film and He got his BA in Film and TV production from Queen Margaret University and his MA in cinematography from Napier University. His short films have been shown in numerous film festivals including AIFF, AGLIFF, and BUSHO.
https://www.petros.productionsWilliam Fielding
Theme used: CaptureWill Fielding is a freelance videographer and motion graphics artist based in Norwich, United Kingdom. Will has shot and edited content for global lifestyle brands, media publications, music artists, and short films. Trained in cinematography, Will’s eye for composition was developed during his film degree at Falmouth University. Will has fine-tuned his distinctive style which elegantly captures detail and embraces a naturalistic use of light to produce sophisticated compositions.
https://www.willfield.co.ukROMAIN REGLADE
Theme used: SlateRomain Reglade is an innovative digital agency. The team of professionals creates digital assets for fashion and luxury brands to help them craft visual tales that can truly tell their story.
https://www.romainreglade.comBenjamin Fenton
Theme used: GlossBenjamin Fenton is a multi-disciplinary photographer currently based in Vancouver. His work utilizes the practice of active observation, capturing the presence and atmospheric energy of a place. His intention is to become interlaced with the surroundings and visualize a moment unfold in real-time.
https://www.rockss.caAdam Wilkoszarski
Theme used: OffsetAdam Wilkoszarski is a Polish documentary and landscape photographer based in Poznań, Poland, born in 1986. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Photography from the University of Arts in Poznań. In his works, he concentrates on the ways in which places, which are usually full of people, are changing the very moment when they become abandoned and empty. He tries to find places in which the borders between public and private spheres are blurred.
https://www.adamwilkoszarski.comStéphane Gizard
Theme used: OffsetStéphane Gizard is French photographer, living and working in Paris. Best known for portraits of young people created for his “Modern Lovers” series, photographer Stéphane Gizard’s gentle, kindly eye manages to capture the beauty and fragility of his subjects, which have included many celebrities and strangers. His work reveals their sensuality and brings out the expression of a truth; an intimate questioning. In parallel to working closely with the press and the advertising industry.
https://www.stephanegizard.com