How to properly remove the area below a Reel in order to gain more vertical space?

On my front page there's an area below the Reel slideshow, that is empty, but isn't filled by the pictures from Reel, although they would be big enough. The area I'm speaking about lies below the navigation arrows:

Is it somehow possible to remove this area, so that the Reel gets more vertical space?

The site can be found here, the PW is "knockknock".

the only area that I'm seeing that is customizable is your margin and a small amount of padding. you can add a spacer block on top or mess around with some of the numbers below.

.gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-left"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-right"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-center"] .gallery-reel-list {
    margin: 0 0 0px !important;
}

.gallery-reel-wrapper {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    top: 100px !important;
}

1 hour ago, noahawaii said:

the only area that I'm seeing that is customizable is your margin and a small amount of padding. you can add a spacer block on top or mess around with some of the numbers below.

 

.gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-left"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-right"] .gallery-reel-list, .gallery-reel[data-controls-location="below-center"] .gallery-reel-list {
    margin: 0 0 0px !important;
}

.gallery-reel-wrapper {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    top: 100px !important;
}

After pasting your CSS code, the distance between the page title and the Reel actually increased and the images got cropped.

well it's targeting the only area that I found that was customizable. CSS updates live as you change the numbers so you don't have to listen to the numbers i pasted in there. You're probably referring to the "top" number. Just change it or you can try "bottom" as well and see what you like. or both