Restaurants · Bars · Rooftops
Nobody books a table because of a photo of an empty dining room. They book because a film made them feel what a Friday night there is like. That feeling is what we shoot — for some of the most recognisable rooms in London.
Dining film, Oxford Street
A venue film for Hard Rock London on Oxford Street — built to capture the energy, the brand and the experience that makes this one of London's most iconic restaurant and entertainment destinations.
Rooftop bar & cocktails
A dining experience film for VU from The Tower — one of London's most iconic restaurant views, shot to show guests what it feels like to dine with Tower Bridge as your backdrop.
Dining experience film
A restaurant film built to sell the dining experience at Platform 7 inside The Clermont, Charing Cross — atmosphere, service and the feeling of being looked after, not just food on a plate.
Restaurant & afternoon tea
A dining experience film for The Green Parlour inside The Royal Horseguards Hotel — built around atmosphere, service and quiet hotel luxury, making the restaurant feel worth booking before guests arrive.
Restaurant film
A restaurant film for Solaya at art'otel London Hoxton — capturing the atmosphere, the views and the dining experience that makes this one of East London's most striking places to eat.
Sell the atmosphere, not the floor plan. The room in motion, plates landing, the bar mid-shake, guests reacting — shot during real service, unobtrusively, with no-go zones agreed with your team up front.
Make the food look the way it tastes. Signature dishes and cocktails shot close, lit properly, before doors open — the controlled half of the shoot that gives the edit its punctuation.
Work everywhere guests decide. One shoot cuts into a homepage hero film, Instagram Reels and TikTok — because the decision to book happens on a phone more often than on your website. Restaurant filming is one half of our hospitality video production in London — the same crew shoots the hotels, spas and venues side of the industry.
A focused film starts at £900–£1,500, a homepage hero film runs £1,500–£2,800, and a film-plus-social package is £2,800–£5,000. We publish every band — no “book a call to hear a number”. The full breakdown is in the 2026 pricing guide (running a hotel? there’s a dedicated hotel video production in London page too), or get a number for your exact project in 60 seconds:
A focused restaurant film — one evening or service, one deliverable — runs £900–£1,500. A hero film for your website with a cinematic edit is £1,500–£2,800. Adding a social pack (Reels, cutdowns, stills) from the same shoot brings a package to £2,800–£5,000. Full price bands are in our pricing guide.
Yes — real guests, real atmosphere beats staged shots every time. We work handheld and unobtrusive, agree no-go zones with your team beforehand, and never interrupt a table. Where a scene needs control (food close-ups, cocktail builds), we shoot it before doors open.
The things that make people book: the room filling up, plates landing, the bar in motion, faces reacting — plus signature dishes and drinks shot close and lit properly. If your chef or founder has a story, a short interview gives the film a spine.
First cut within two weeks of the shoot, up to two rounds of feedback, final files optimised for web, Instagram and TikTok. Shoot-only days (your team edits) hand over full footage within 24 hours.
We offer the 100% Use-It-or-Don't-Pay Guarantee on qualifying films: if after the agreed revision process you decide the finished film is not strong enough to use, we refund 100% of what you paid. You must not use or publish any version or part of the film, and eligibility is confirmed before booking.
100% Use-It-or-Don’t-Pay Guarantee — not strong enough to use? Full refund.