
Project Type
Commercial Production

Location
Multiple Locations

Timeline
Multiple Projects

Deliverables
TVC & Social Media
This food reel was all about pushing the envelope—technically, visually, and creatively. From concept through execution, we designed each shot to showcase both the artistry of food and the precision of high-end filmmaking.
Utilizing the ARRI Alexa 35 alongside the Phantom Flex, we captured ultra slow-motion footage at 1000fps, revealing textures and movements the human eye can’t catch in real-time. Each frame was meticulously planned, lit, and executed, with robotic camera systems providing the consistency and complexity needed for tight macro choreography.
These weren’t just beauty shots—they were engineered moments. The result is a reel that reflects the depth of our technical capabilities and our obsession with visual detail. Whether it’s a tabletop shoot or a full-scale production, we’re equipped to turn any culinary idea into a cinematic experience.

Project Type
Commercial Production

Location
Multiple Locations

Timeline
1 Week

Deliverables
Social Media
Benvenuti: 20 Years of Tradition and Innovation
Filming Benvenuti’s 20th anniversary documentary was a rewarding and memorable experience, as we set out to capture the essence of a family legacy still in motion. The project offered a unique opportunity to tell a story that goes beyond business — one rooted in vision, perseverance, and generational continuity. From the forward-thinking leadership of the founder to the growing involvement of his daughter, who is preparing to take the reins of the company, the documentary highlights both the personal and professional journeys that define the brand’s evolution.
We filmed on-site, in the heart of their operations, where we documented day-to-day activities, interviews, and key visual moments that reflected the company’s blend of tradition and innovation. Using a combination of handheld and cinematic shots, we emphasized the human element behind the brand — the team dynamics, the attention to detail, and the pride invested in every decision.
The final film not only celebrates two decades of growth and resilience but also honors the values that have shaped Benvenuti from the beginning. It’s a portrait of a company that has grown with purpose while remaining deeply anchored in the strength of its family roots.

Project Type
Commercial Production

Location
Familia Darabont Winery

Timeline
12 Months

Deliverables
TVC & Social Media
Filming the commercial for Familia Darabont, a family-owned winery nestled in the heart of tradition, was the most immersive and time-spanning production we’ve undertaken to date. Unlike typical campaigns that wrap in days or weeks, this project unfolded over a full calendar year—giving us the rare opportunity to follow the complete winemaking journey from soil to bottle. Each visit revealed a different phase in the cycle: pruning in winter, vine growth in spring, harvest in autumn, and finally, bottling the fruits of their labor.
Our goal was to go beyond aesthetics and into storytelling. We weren’t just capturing beautiful vineyards or golden-hour drone shots—we were documenting a generational commitment to craft. From sunrise rituals in the fields to careful barrel aging in cool, quiet cellars, every scene was designed to reflect the patience, heritage, and personal pride that goes into every bottle of Familia Darabont wine. The family themselves played a central role in the narrative, lending authenticity through their presence and voice.
Technically, we used a combination of cinematic tools across the seasons, including the ARRI Alexa Mini for narrative sequences and drones for expansive vineyard shots that changed dramatically from month to month. Matching footage across vastly different lighting conditions and seasonal palettes required careful planning in both production and post. But the payoff was worth it—visually, the piece breathes with the rhythm of nature and the hands that nurture it.
The result is more than a brand commercial. It’s a visual tribute to passion, tradition, and family legacy. It tells a story that unfolds slowly, deliberately, and with emotional weight—just like great wine. For us, it stands as a testament to what happens when time, trust, and craftsmanship are allowed to shape the storytelling process as much as the product itself.