Who does hospitality video production in London?

Hospitality video production in London starts from around £800 for a focused social content day — up to six short-form assets from a single location shoot. A full hotel or venue promo with pre-production, a half-day shoot, and a 2–3 minute hero edit typically costs £2,500–£4,000. Multi-location campaigns with social cutdowns, behind-the-scenes content, and food filming can run £6,000–£15,000+. All costs are agreed in a fixed quote before any work begins.

Yes — and it is something we are experienced with. We plan around your covers and reservation schedule to minimise disruption: arriving pre-service for kitchen and plating shots, then transitioning to ambient dining room coverage once tables are seated. For hotel lobbies, spa facilities, and event spaces, we time filming to avoid peak check-in windows. We are familiar with the pace and priorities of live hospitality environments and work to be invisible to guests.

We can advise on basic plating presentation for camera and work closely with your kitchen team on portion and garnish consistency across dishes. For dedicated food and drink campaigns where full food styling is required, we can recommend specialist food stylists to work alongside our camera team. We always recommend a short pre-shoot call with your head chef so expectations are aligned before the day.

Yes. We regularly work across multiple sites for hospitality groups, creating a consistent visual identity across all locations. This can be structured as a multi-day production across venues, or a phased approach where each location is filmed separately. Multi-location packages benefit from shared pre-production — one brief, one style guide, one edit workflow — which keeps costs efficient compared to commissioning each venue independently.

For a dedicated social content day, we typically deliver a first cut of all assets within 5–7 working days. Short-form vertical edits for Instagram Reels and TikTok can often be expedited to 2–3 days if you have an upcoming campaign or opening. Rush delivery is available on request and is agreed upfront. We deliver assets in all required formats and resolutions — 9:16, 4:5, and 16:9 — ready for your scheduler.

Yes, and we are well set up for it. We are comfortable working to an agency brief, attending pre-production calls with agency account teams, and delivering footage directly into agency workflows. We can provide raw selects, rough cuts, and final masters in formats specified by the agency. If the agency requires usage-cleared music or specific aspect ratios for press distribution, flag this at briefing and we will accommodate it.

Absolutely — and it is something we actively recommend for hospitality brands. A seasonal content calendar means your marketing assets stay current: autumn menu launches, Christmas private dining packages, spring terrace openings, and summer events all benefit from fresh photography and video. We offer repeat-booking discounts for clients who commit to a quarterly or annual schedule. Consistent visual identity across seasons is one of the most effective long-term content strategies in hospitality.

Kitchens are a controlled environment and we treat them accordingly. We carry compact rigs that fit between pass and prep stations without blocking service, use LED lighting that generates minimal heat, and always take direction from the head chef on when and where we can position. We are briefed on kitchen hygiene protocols — our kit is cleaned before entry, no food is touched, and we work in protective footwear. We have filmed in Michelin-starred, stadium catering, and high-volume contract catering kitchens across London.