
GetReelCom
A movie park for companies that don't own a studio. This page is how the park looks, sounds and behaves — for our own team, and for anyone writing about us.

GetReelCom. One word, three capitals.
Write it GetReelCom — never "Get Reel Com", never the old GetReelCo, and all caps only on the hillside sign. Mail goes to [email protected].
A movie park for companies that don't own a studio.
- Playful, never silly. The fun is in the park, not in the promise.
- Craft on show. Reels, clapperboards, lighting rigs — production as proof.
- Fast is the feature. Every screen shows how little you had to do.
The Zeppelin
The airship that floats over the park: a cream body with the wordmark on its side, orange fins, a small gondola. It is the whole logo — there is no separate mark, and the word never leaves the ship.
Primary · on white
On navy · same image, no recolour
On sky · where it lives


- Clear space equals half the ship's height, on all sides.
- Colour: the ship is always its own colours — cream, navy word, orange fins — on any ground, light or navy.
- Tilt is allowed in hero and poster use only — up to 6°, nose up, never in the header, never in a corner.
- Never recolour, stretch, outline, crop the fins, add a blur shadow, or set the word apart from the ship.
Bottom-right, 28px high, at 85% opacity. The whole ship — never animated, never tilted in the corner.

Park palette
Bright sky and green everywhere, navy for everything you read, orange only where you should click. Tap a swatch to copy its hex.
Roughly 55% white, 20% sky, 15% green, 8% navy, 2% orange. If a screen feels loud, the orange is doing too much.
- Navy is the text colour. Not black, not grey-on-grey. Secondary text is Slate.
- Orange is an action, not a colour scheme. One orange button per screen. Sky or green for promos and banners — never orange.
- Labels on orange, sky and green are navy. White on any of them is below 3:1 and unreadable.
- Small text stays dark. Sky, green and orange as text only in their Deep variants (below).
Fredoka + DM Sans
Fredoka is the park sign: rounded, chunky, friendly. DM Sans keeps everything you actually have to read plain and neutral. Two fonts, no third.
| Role | Face | Size | Leading | Tracking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Display | Fredoka 700 | 44–80px · clamp(2.75rem, 6vw, 5rem) | 0.95 | −0.02em |
| Heading | Fredoka 600 | 30–36px | 1.1 | −0.01em |
| Card title | Fredoka 600 | 20–21px | 1.2 | 0 |
| Lede | DM Sans 400 | 20–22px | 1.4 | 0 |
| Body | DM Sans 400 | 16–17px | 1.55–1.6 | 0 |
| Small | DM Sans 400–500 | 14–15px | 1.5 | 0 |
| Label | DM Sans 700 · uppercase | 12–13px | 1.3 | +0.08–0.1em |
- Fredoka only for the wordmark, headings and card titles. Never for paragraphs, buttons or form text.
- DM Sans for everything else, including buttons (700) and labels (700, uppercase, +0.08em).
- Headings get
text-wrap: balance; paragraphstext-wrap: pretty; measure ≤ 65 characters. - Both are open licences (OFL) and self-hosted on the site and in the app.
Dry crew humour, straight promises
Talk like a producer who likes their job: short sentences, film vocabulary, one joke per screen — and never in the same breath as a claim about results.
"Paste your URL. Meet your cast in ten minutes."
"We read your site so you don't have to write a brief."
"Your CFO, animated. Sorry."
"Unlock the power of AI-driven video storytelling."
"Revolutionise your content funnel 🚀"
"Solutions for every stage of the buyer journey."
One recurring place: GetReelCom Park
Every illustration is a corner of the same soft-3D movie park — hillside sign, casting studio, film-set district, water tower with the reel. Features are attractions, onboarding steps are paths, plans are ticket booths. Nothing exists outside the park.
- Isometric camera, high sun, soft long shadows.
- Matte clay materials — no glass, no chrome, no glow.
- Bright sky and green everywhere; orange on signs and small props only.
- Characters small and mid-action; faces never the focus.
- Every new feature gets a building before it gets a screenshot.

Components
Chunky radii, flat colour, a 3px hard bottom shadow instead of blur — everything should look pressable, like park signage.