
Industries Food
Food video. Make them almost taste it.
We film kitchens, chefs, restaurants and the food people make, so viewers can almost taste it.
How we think about it
Film the feeling, not the room.
Cooking is one of the oldest arts there is, and every kitchen has a story behind it. We film chefs, restaurants and food makers so viewers can almost taste what's on the plate, like our work for High Vibe Kitchen and PB Americano.
Clients include High Vibe Kitchen · PB Americano
Here's the short version:
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Who we work with
We work with restaurants, chefs, kitchens and the people who make food and drink.
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How we help
We film the food, the craft behind it and the people who gather around it.
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What we make
We make films about the place and the people, menu and social pieces, and product films.
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Where it plays
The films live on your website, on delivery and booking sites, on social and on screens in the room.
Food is hard to film, because steam fades, sauces set and ice melts. We light and shoot fast, so every plate looks like it just left the kitchen. Guests buy the experience rather than the square footage, so we film the moments as well as the space. We also work around service and guests, so the shoot never gets in the way of a full house. Here's some of that work:
Our work
Films we've made.
Questions
What people usually ask us.
Here are the two questions we hear most often, with our answers:
Can you film while we're open?
Usually, yes. We plan around service, keep the crew out of the way and save the big setups for quiet hours.
What do restaurants and food makers usually ask for?
Usually one main film about the people and the place, a stack of short social cuts and stills from the same shoot, so the menu, the website and the feed all stay fresh.
More industries
Other places we work.
We bring the same research and care to every industry we work in. Here are the others:
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Tell us what you're working on, even if it's only a hunch so far. We'll do the homework, and then we'll help you find the best way to tell it. The easiest way to start is to write to us here:
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