For new products, new services, seasonal menus, rebrands, expansions — any moment your business is revealing something new. We build the shoot around the story behind the launch: what it is, why it exists, and what went into making it. The edit has a narrative arc — not a sales pitch, but a real reveal. Delivered in time to anchor your announcement across social, web, and press.

For restaurants, coffee bars, wine bars, bookstores, and businesses where atmosphere is the product. No formal interview required. We arrive during your natural rhythm — morning service, dinner prep, opening hour — and document the place as it actually runs. The edit is music-driven and observational. It lets the space speak.

For studios, ceramicists, bakers, roasters, and anyone whose craft is the product. We start with a short, conversational interview — five questions at most — and spend the bulk of the shoot on process. Hands, materials, environment, detail. The edit is interview-driven with b-roll carrying the visual weight. The result feels like a portrait of a person and their work, not a promotional video.

For galleries, performance venues, festivals, and businesses with recurring events or programming. We cover the event as it unfolds — setup, the live experience, candid moments — and pair that with a short on-camera reaction or two. One shoot generates social content, archival documentation, and promo material you can use well beyond the event itself.