hospitality photography: rooms, food, drink, people and events, photographed as the place is on a good day rather than empty under a flash. art directed to the brand so the pictures sit naturally across the website, the menu, the press release and the feed, and shot with the crops each of those needs.
a brand film says what a place is in a minute: the room, the plate, the people, the feeling of arriving. filmed and cut for the website, for social and for a screen in the building, in the lengths each one wants. most places make one and then use it for years.
event film covers a launch, a supper club, a wedding showcase, a guest chef or the start of a season, filmed so the people who missed it wish they had not. a short edit comes back while it is still being talked about, with longer cuts after for the website and next year's promotion.
how-to and social films are the short, useful videos a place can post every week: how a dish is built, how a drink is made, what is on this weekend. filmed in batches, so one day in the building covers weeks of posts, each cut to the length and shape its platform wants.
motion, animation and 3d bring a brand to life where a camera cannot reach: a logo that moves, a menu on a screen, a room before it is built, a flythrough of a development. made in the same look as everything else, for websites, social and the screens inside the venue.
generative pictures and film are images and films a camera could not take: a place in a season it is not in yet, a world built around a brand, a scene that does not exist to be photographed. used where a photograph would be impossible, and never where a guest would take it for a real room.