Restaurants get food photos, room shots and reels.
The shoot happens in your own kitchen and dining room, and the photos and the reels come back edited.
See the workThe whole menu, not only the best plate.
We shoot the dishes the way the kitchen sends them out. We shoot enough of them that the menu, the website and the feed are not all showing the same plate.
A menu reads better with the food on it.
The names and the prices are a sample, and a restaurant's own menu takes their place. The layout is here to show what the dishes look like sitting next to the words that sell them.
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A shoot has to cover more than the plates.
The website, the delivery apps, the profiles and the feed all pull from the same set, so the room and the bar come back with the food.
Book the shootThe dining room, photographed wide.
Wide frames show a guest what the space looks like before they book a table. The bar, the patio and the private room get the same set.
A reel can carry a dish, a night or the whole room.
We shoot the food and the room in motion, then cut it short enough for a feed. The same footage gives a longer spot when a restaurant wants it.
Shoot the menu, film the spot, run it monthly.
A menu shoot brings back photos of the plates and the room. A promo reel gives the feed something to play, and the monthly plan keeps the work coming without a new conversation every time.
Menu Shoot
up to two hours on site, 20 edited dish and room photos sized for the menu, delivery apps and Google, one short
Quick Shoot
For $450 we spend up to 90 minutes on one small project and deliver ten edited photos and one reel in three days.
Promo Reel
one 30 to 60 second reel shot and cut for the feed, one location
Restaurant Monthly
one shoot a month plus four reels, files delivered
Your next project is worth filming, and the footage on your phone is worth using.