London's Hospitality Video Studio
Make your venue
impossible to ignore
High-end video for hotels, restaurants and venues — built to sell the atmosphere before guests walk in.
Trusted by
What clients say
Real messages. Real clients.
"Honestly I'm blown away Artur, you're so talented. You are incredible!"
"The whole team was so impressed with the video. The ladies felt like movie stars because of the way they were presented."
"He is the best — very pleased working with Artur. He listened to all our briefs and filmed in a very natural, incredible way."
"Love them. I need to get you back on a sunny day. Showed the team your cocktail video and we want to shoot several of these."
Our Work
Films that make venues
worth visiting
What we do
Easier to choose.
Easier to book.
Harder to ignore.
The signature piece
Hero Films
A cinematic film built to sell the atmosphere, service and feeling of your venue — not just what it looks like. The kind of film you send to every prospect before they visit.
Built to stop the scroll
Social Content
Short-form content for Instagram and TikTok — designed to make people stop, feel something and want to visit. Shot in the same session as your hero film.
Capture what it felt like
Events
Coverage that makes your event look as good as it felt — built for post-event marketing, future bookings and showing prospects what they're missing.
How it works
From first call to final delivery.
- 01
Strategy Call
- 02
Planning
- 03
Shoot
- 04
Edit
- 05
Deliver
A complimentary 20-minute call to understand your venue, your goals and exactly what type of content would make the biggest difference.
From the Studio
The thinking behind the work.
How to Brief Your Video Production Team (And Actually Get What You Paid For)
Most venues commission a video with a clear vision in their head — and walk away with something that missed the mark. Here's how to make sure it doesn't.
How One "WTF Shot" Got Me a Client for Years
Most hospitality videos look the same. This is about the one shot that made a client stop scrolling — and keep working with me for years.
6 Years of Filmmaking: Lessons That Built My Video Business
Six years. Every lesson that changed how I approach a project, a client relationship, and what it means to make a great hospitality film.
FAQ
What venues ask before they book.
How much does hotel video production cost in London?
Every venue and brief is different, so there are no one-size-fits-all packages. Tell us what you need on a complimentary 20-minute strategy call and you'll get a fixed quote — no hidden costs, no surprises.
How long does a venue video shoot take?
Most shoots take one or two days on location. Shot list, locations and schedule are confirmed before we arrive, so shoot day runs without friction for your team or your guests.
How quickly will we get the final films?
Two to three weeks from shoot to delivery. First cut, up to two rounds of feedback, then final files optimised for web, social and broadcast. Express delivery is available for time-sensitive projects — ask about this when you book.
What types of venues do you film?
Hotels and spas, restaurants and bars, and event spaces — from boutique properties to brands like Hard Rock and art'otel London Hoxton. For clients who want something beyond the standard brand video, we also produce more ambitious, story-driven films. You can see those in Originals.
Hotel & spa films →Restaurant films →Events films →Originals →
Do we get social media content as well as the main film?
Yes. Short-form vertical content for Instagram and TikTok is shot in the same session as your hero film, so one day on location feeds your channels for weeks.
Do you film outside London?
Yes — and we travel further than most. The studio is based in London and we work across the whole of the UK. For the right project, we'll fly wherever the venue is. If you're outside London, just get in touch.
Not sure what content
your venue actually needs?
Book a complimentary 20-minute content strategy call. We'll look at your current content, your goals, and what type of video would make the biggest difference. No pressure — you'll leave with a clearer direction either way.
No hard sell. No pressure. Just a clear direction for your next piece of content.
artur@thevlogi.com