Skip to content

Sliced pepperoni pizza surrounded by two salads, a fried platter and a sandwich

Restaurants

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 work

Seafood paella with shrimp, mussels and clams in a round pan

Sliced octopus dusted with paprika on a round wooden plate

Chicken wrap with lettuce and orange sauce, cut in half on paper

Beet salad with greens and sliced almonds, drinks and small plates behind

Fried chicken wings in a paper basket with cups of dipping sauce

Shrimp with chopped parsley in a small cast iron pan of sauce

Wedge of egg and potato omelette on a square white plate

Wooden board of cubed and sliced cheeses with red grapes and toast

Five griddled pupusas around a cup of cabbage slaw and orange sauce

Beets topped with white cheese, pistachios and a dark glaze in a square bowl

Whole pear cooked dark red, standing in sauce on a square white plate

Close view of a sliced pepperoni pizza on a metal pizza tray

What you get

A photo set and a reel do different jobs.

The reel comes from the same visit, once or every month on a plan.

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.

The 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.

Your next project is worth filming.

Book a shoot See the work