We specialize in food and product photography, videography, and stop motion animation tailored to Brands in the Food & Beverage industry as well as to Restaurants.

We work on a variety of projects, including, but not limited to, brand packaging photography, lifestyle photography, menu photography, promotional videos, social media content, and Stop Motion animations. We also offer Corporate Company Videos. If you have a specific idea, let’s discuss it!

You can request a quote by filling out our inquiry form or contacting us directly via email or phone. Please provide as much details about your project to help us give you an accurate estimate. Every project and every Client is different. Customizing to the Client’s specific needs and goals is what has provided us the most successful outcomes. Check out our Buzzing Insights page for helpful resources on how to work with us.

Turnaround time varies depending on the project’s scope. Typically, we aim to deliver initial proofs within 2-3 weeks after the shoot and require our Clients to provide feedback within the following 7 business days.

Yes, we are available for travel! Additional travel fees may apply depending on the location.

Absolutely! We can provide styling services and source props to enhance the visual appeal of your project. Depending on the Scope of Work and budget we suggest Food Stylists, Prop Stylists, Set Assistants and other niche creatives that will help create the best productions for your project.

There are several types of food photography, each with its own style and purpose. Here are some key types: 1. Commercial Food Photography - Purpose: To promote food products for advertising, packaging, and branding. - Style: Clean, polished, and often shot in a studio setting with controlled lighting. 2. Editorial Food Photography - Purpose: Used in magazines, cookbooks, and blogs to tell a story or highlight recipes. - Style: More artistic and narrative-driven, often with a focus on context and atmosphere. 3. Lifestyle Food Photography - Purpose: To evoke emotions and create a lifestyle appeal around food and dining. - Style: Includes people enjoying food, often shot in natural settings or at social gatherings. 4. Product Photography - Purpose: To showcase food products for e-commerce, menus, or promotional materials. - Style: Focused on the product itself, emphasizing details and textures. 5. Recipe Photography - Purpose: To visually present recipes for blogs, websites, or cookbooks. - Style: Step-by-step images that guide the viewer through the cooking process. 6. Food Styling Photography - Purpose: Focuses on the presentation of food to make it look more appealing. - Style: Often involves creative plating and garnishing, highlighting textures and colors. 7. Social Media Food Photography - Purpose: Tailored for platforms like Instagram or Pinterest, often trendy and visually striking. - Style: Quick, eye-catching shots that encourage sharing and engagement. 8. Stop Motion Food Photography - Purpose: To create engaging and dynamic content for advertising or social media. - Style: Combines photography and animation, often showcasing the cooking or serving process in a playful way. 9. Aerial Food Photography - Purpose: To provide a unique perspective on food presentation, particularly for platters or tablescapes. - Style: Shot from above, often highlighting layout and arrangement. 10. Dark and Moody Food Photography - Purpose: To create a dramatic atmosphere that evokes emotion. - Style: Utilizes low light and deep shadows, often with rich, contrasting colors. Each type of food photography serves different purposes and can be adapted to fit the branding and marketing goals of clients.

To ensure a successful shoot, we recommend having your ingredients or product ready, any necessary props on hand, and a clear idea of your desired style and vision. We’ll provide guidance along the way! If you are shipping us your product, please send multiples as some products can bend or suffer damages during transit. Think of a quantity and add more to that. The more, the merrier we’ll be to work with.

Yes, we offer customized packages and discounts for clients who book multiple projects. Please reach out to discuss your needs.

We provide 2 revisions included in your package. Additional revisions may incur extra charges.

Typically our Clients use our creative media for their website, digital catalogs, print catalogs, packaging, flyers, social media, blog, digital ads, email marketing, Google Profile for Google my Business, Yelp listing, ad campaigns and more. Usage fees depend on where the media will be used as well as other factors.

Usage Fees Explained 1. Definition Usage fees are charges that apply to how you intend to use the images or videos we create for you. These fees ensure that the content is used in a way that aligns with its value and the work involved in producing it. 2. Difference Between Creation and Usage: It's important to note that the fee for the photography or videography itself covers the creative process, including the shoot, editing, and post-production. Usage fees are separate and based on how you plan to utilize the content. 3. Examples of Usage Types: Usage can vary widely and includes factors such as: - Geographic Scope: Local, regional, national, or international usage. - Duration: How long you intend to use the images or videos. - Media Type: Online (social media, websites), print (menus, ads), broadcast (TV, video ads). - Exclusivity: Whether you want exclusive rights or if the content can be used by others. 4. Benefits: These fees help protect the value of the work and ensure that it’s used appropriately. They also allow us to continue creating high-quality content for you and other clients. We’d be happy to go over your specific project and how usage fees would apply based on your intended use. This way, we can create a tailored agreement that meets your needs and budget.

To secure your booking, please contact us to discuss your project details and confirm availability. A deposit may be required to hold your date.