Work.
The film shows three. Here are all fifteen, with the part a film has no room for: what was wrong, what I built, and whether it worked.
- FormaOSCompliance software for regulated Australian providers. One person designed it, built it and answers the phone.
- Barat Ali BatoorA photographer’s whole archive on one wall, then a dive into the frame he made below deck on the crossing.
- Dandy RugsCandlelit threads weave themselves into a Persian rug as you scroll, for a family rug house in Dandenong.
- Speed ServiceA documentary-grade marketing site that turns 234 static pages into a local search engine.
- Naiko RetreatTwo coastal retreats on the Fleurieu Peninsula, opened from the air: the hero flies the coastline as you scroll.
- SA Best RenderingA house, from the sand up: one unbroken camera move across six orders of scale, run by the reader’s scroll.
- Old Bull CreekTwo villas on a ridge above Strathalbyn. The site knows what time it is up there, and grades itself to match.
- Shakila Beauty LoungeA bridal house in Melbourne’s south-east, sold as the thing it actually sells: the morning.
- Fatima YazdaniA printed lifestyle magazine, rebuilt as a real estate agent’s personal brand.
- Modern Rugs & FurnitureAn empty room that furnishes itself while you scroll: the rug unrolls, the sofa lands, the lamp arrives.
- Kabul FashionHandmade Afghan and Hazaragi couture for Eid, weddings and henna nights. No checkout, on purpose.
- Winner Estate AgentsA Dandenong agency taken off a website builder and rebuilt as a property search for the South East corridor.
- The Career ConsultantsA migration firm’s site built to refuse the thing its industry sells. The first headline is what they will not do.
- Aroos JewellersA scroll-driven film for a real gold shop in Kilburn, shot on one bracelet bought at the counter.
- Can Do CranesOne enquiry, routed to the crane operator who already knows your street. Nobody asked for it — it says so on every page.