Deliver finished video in one link, master included.
A private page for the finished edit: a player that keeps the video's own shape, playback that adapts to the viewer's connection, a menu of every video on the page, and the original file ready to download.
- Adaptive playback up to 4K
- Original-file downloads
- A menu of every video
- Password and expiry
A video host is built for an audience. A delivery is built for one client.
Public video platforms add their own logo, suggest other channels when the video ends, and keep the file you uploaded out of reach. Transfer links hand over a file with no player at all, and expire.
A Cinema page is a private page for the finished work. The client watches it in a player made for the video, then downloads the exact file you uploaded, from the same link, for as long as you keep it up.
Playback
The video plays at its own shape.
A Cinema page sizes the player to the video, so nothing is letterboxed to fit a template.
- Native aspect ratioA wide 1.90:1 clip plays wide and a vertical 9:16 clip plays tall.
- Framed or theaterViewers switch between a framed player and theater view.
- Ambient backdropA soft wash of color behind the player, or a plain ground.
Original files
- Never a compressed copyThe download is the file you uploaded, byte for byte.
- One video or all of themClients download a single file or the whole page at once.
- Large uploads that resumeFiles up to 100 GB each. Pick the same file again in the same browser and an interrupted upload continues from where it stopped.
- Adaptive playbackThe stream adjusts to the viewer's connection, up to 4K when the source is.
Branding
Your name on the page, not ours.
Themes
Five dark themes or your own brand color behind the player.
Identity
Your logo and studio name at the top of the page, on every plan.
Title
Four typefaces, with weight and italic, for the video titles.
Structure and access
Every video on one page.
A Cinema page holds as many videos as the project has, with a menu of every one under the player.
- A menu of every videoA strip of stills or a numbered list, each with its title and length.
- Featured plays firstMark one video Featured and the page opens on it.
- Your orderArrange the menu in the order the client should watch.
Control access with a password and an expiry date.
- PasswordProtect a page with a password, and put it in the delivery email with one toggle.
- ExpiryClose the page on a date you choose, so the link stops working after the project.
- Downloads, your callAllow the original files or switch downloads off for the page.
Photos
Stills from the shoot, below the player.
A gallery on the same page
When the shoot has photos, a Cinema page shows them in a gallery below the player, with the same grid and lightbox as a full Gallery. Switch it off when the delivery is video only.
Or a gallery of its own
When the photos are the point, make a Gallery from the same folder and send that instead. Nothing is uploaded twice.
How Gallery worksHow to deliver photos and video togetherUnderneath
A Cinema page is a view of a folder.
Altyn is a folder in the library. The Cinema page shows it to a client; the same folder could also become a gallery, a review link or an embed, and none of them copies a file.
Plans
Cinema is on every plan.
Unlimited Cinema pages on every plan, including Free. What changes between plans is storage.
Save up to 20% with annual billing. Embeds from Starter. Enterprise is custom.
Questions
Video delivery, answered.
How do I deliver a video to a client?
Send one link that opens the video in a branded player with your name on it, rather than an email attachment or a transfer link that expires, and let the client stream it at a quality that suits their connection and download the original file you uploaded when you allow it. FRGMT Cinema does this on every plan, including Free, from the same library as your photos.
How do I send large video files to clients?
Email caps attachments at around 25 MB, so upload the file to a service built to hold it and send a link instead, and for a paying client make that link open a player that presents the video rather than a filename sitting on a download page. FRGMT accepts files up to 100 GB each, and if an upload is interrupted, picking the same file again in the same browser continues it from where it stopped.
Can clients download the original video?
Yes, if you allow it: a FRGMT Cinema page streams a version prepared for smooth playback, adjusting to the viewer's connection up to 4K when the source is, while the download button hands over the exact file you uploaded, never a compressed copy made for the web player. Downloads can be switched off for any page.
Can I password protect a video I send to a client?
Yes: every Cinema page is private by default, and you can protect it with a password, include that password in the delivery email with one toggle, and set the page to close on a date when the engagement ends, so the link stops working after the project. A visitor without the password sees a lock screen instead of the page.
How do I share a video without ads?
Use a private player that shows only your work and your name, rather than a public video platform that adds its own logo, suggested videos from other channels and sometimes ads, so the client sees the video you made and nothing that sends them somewhere else. A FRGMT Cinema page carries no ads on any plan; Free pages carry an FRGMT bar, Starter and Pro a small Delivered via FRGMT line, and from Teams up deliveries carry no FRGMT branding.
How do I share multiple videos in one link?
Put them on one page with a menu rather than sending a list of separate links, so the client opens one address and switches between the edits, the teaser and the extras in the order you set, and the address stays the same when you add another video later. In FRGMT Cinema each video is a menu entry with its own title, and the one you mark Featured plays first.
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