Ideal for: restaurants, cafés, bars, salons—the classic, marketable local website.
Build me an award-winning cinematic website for EMBER & OAK — a wood-fire steakhouse in [CITY].
VISUALS — seedance_2_5 on the Higgsfield MCP, mode omni_reference, 720p, 16:9, generate_audio false. Generate the keyframes with GPT Image 2 and use each as start_image.
- THE FIRE (duration 12) — "extreme slow-motion macro: a thick steak sears over open flame, fat rendering, embers lifting into darkness, amber light flickering across the crust, one continuous shot, no cuts."
- THE ROOM (duration 12) — "slow continuous dolly through a moody dining room at golden hour, leather booths and candlelight, a bartender stirring a cocktail in the background, warm haze, one continuous shot."
- THE PLATE (duration 8) — "overhead shot, a chef's hands plating a dish on dark slate, steam curling upward, one continuous shot."
WEBSITE — full-bleed hero scroll-scrubbing the fire clip with "EMBER & OAK" in an elegant serif tracking in and "Wood fire. Nothing else." beneath. Sections: a story section pinned over clip 2 with restrained copy ("Six dishes. One fire."); a menu in two columns (FIRE / FIELD) with dish names and prices in refined typography; a private dining section over clip 3; hours, address and map; and a "Reserve a Table" panel with date, time and party-size selectors that confirms locally. Design: near-black, warm cream type, ember-orange accent, film grain, slow parallax. Copy tone: sparse, sensory, confident. Do a real mobile pass — collapse the menu to one elegant column and drop the chapter rail. Launch on localhost and verify the hero scrub and the reservation panel render correctly on desktop and mobile widths before telling me it's done.
Customize (or sell): replace it with a real restaurant, give the assistant their actual menu, and use their food photos as starting images. This exact build is a $2,000 to $5,000 deliverable for a local business, and 2.5 at 720p keeps the whole job under 250 credits.