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Websites that move like film — Longtake Studio
WEBSITES
WEBSITES
THAT
THAT
MOVE
MOVE
LIKE
LIKE
FILM
FILM
Web & motion studio — India to worldwide
Cinematic, scroll-driven builds for brands that refuse to look like everyone else. One continuous take — not a page of disconnected blocks.
The approach
A long take is one unbroken shot — the camera keeps running, nothing cuts. That's the site, too.
Longtake is a small, senior studio. You work directly with the person building your site — not an account manager passing your brief down a chain.
Most sites are built as a stack of static sections. We build them as one continuous sequence: scroll becomes the camera move, and each section is a scene in the same shot rather than a new page loading in.
That takes longer to build than a template. It is also the entire reason to hire a studio instead of dragging blocks around a website builder.
On the slate.
Websites are the core of it. These are the pieces that sit around them.
Cinematic websites
Scroll-driven, motion-first builds — the studio's core craft.
Brand identity
Logo, colour, type — a system, not a one-off mark.
Product & ad video
AI-assisted footage, edited into launch films and reels.
Photo & image design
Product shoots, social creative, print-ready design.
Care & maintenance
Hosting, updates and small changes after launch, on retainer.
The studio is one person
Prince Chitroda
Founder — design and build
I started building websites at 22 and taught myself all of it. For two and a half years I built what everyone builds. Six months ago I stopped — anyone can assemble a template in 2026, and almost nobody builds something a person actually wants to scroll through.
Every concept on this site is mine, from the first frame to the last line of code. I run my family's business alongside the studio and I trade, so the software underneath a site is never something I hand to somebody else.
- Self-taught
- Solo studio
- Trading systems & automation
- Mahuva, Gujarat — worldwide
Cut to you
Tell us what you're building.
Worth putting in a first message: what you sell, who it is for, roughly when it needs to be live, and a link to whatever you have now. Enough to answer you properly instead of asking four questions back.