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We film early, between sittings or on a quiet weekday, so the room never closes.
Venue, food, drinks, people and atmosphere in a single visit.
Framed for the feed on the day, not cropped out of widescreen.
We film during service with a small crew and quiet kit. Guests who don’t want to be filmed are not.
Different light and a bit of patience, scheduled rather than grabbed as plates go past.
Tell us what you need first and that cut comes back ahead of the rest.
What we make
One team, end to end. Each of these has its own page if you want the detail.
How it runs
One visit, planned around service rather than against it.
The venue, what you’re selling, the channels and the dates. Fixed price back within one business day.
We work out what happens before doors, what happens during service, and which shots need the room quiet. Your team knows the plan before we arrive.
Venue and detail early, food as its own block, then service and atmosphere. Vertical framed as we shoot. Guests who decline are kept out of frame.
A main venue film plus a set of short cuts for the feed, so one visit carries you for weeks. Files yours outright.
I’m really relaxed. Even the events I’m not present at, I’m not worried at all.
They make our attendees feel comfortable on camera, find solutions and ways to maximise on content during the day.
I had a partner, not a supplier. They were truly part of the team.
Good to know
Yes, and that’s how we usually do it. We shoot early, between services or on a quieter day, with a small crew and lighting that suits the room. Guests who are in barely notice.
Normally a main venue film, several short vertical cuts and detail footage you can use later. Tell us where it’s going and we’ll plan the day to fill it.
Yes, and we frame for it on the day rather than cropping widescreen afterwards. That way the vertical cut is composed for its own frame instead of chopping heads and plates in half.
The first edit of the full set lands within 10 business days of the shoot. If you need something for a launch or a weekend, say so up front and we’ll prioritise that cut and get it to you first.
No, and we’d rather you didn’t. A busy room looks better than an empty one. We film during service with a small crew and stay clear of the floor. If a specific shot needs the room quiet we take it before doors.
We keep them out of frame. Signage at the door and a word to your floor staff covers most of it, and if somebody says no on the day, that’s the end of it.
Yes, and that’s usually the point. One visit covering venue, food, people and atmosphere gives you a main film plus a set of short cuts you release over weeks. You own the files, so there’s nothing more to pay.
Yes. Running multiple sites across consecutive days is cheaper per venue than booking them one at a time, because the setup and the travel are shared. Tell us the full list at quoting stage.
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