Cafe photography and video,for Five Farms Cafe.
Food, coffee and venue content for a neighbourhood cafe in Melbourne’s south east. An ongoing production relationship built around the people and everyday atmosphere of Five Farms.
- Client
- Five Farms Cafe
- Location
- Clyde North
- Work
- Photography, video and editing
- Relationship
- Recurring content production
A neighbourhood cafe, photographed as a whole.
Five Farms is a community-focused cafe in Clyde North. Our recurring production work covers what a visit feels like, with food and coffee alongside the team, interiors, garden and morning atmosphere.
On-site photography and filming give the cafe a growing collection of material from its own venue. Planning and editing keep those subjects connected across successive shoots.
Bright, airy and close to the everyday experience.
The photography follows a bright, natural-light direction. Food details sit beside wider views of the cafe and the people working in it, keeping the venue’s character present throughout the content.
The range of subjects matters. A brunch plate, coffee being poured and the exterior sign each tell a different part of the visit. Together, they give Five Farms useful options when choosing what to show its audience next.
A continuing library for the venue.
The work includes edited photographs and reels, with content supporting seasonal promotions and occasions at the cafe. Each production adds to a library that already includes food, coffee and behind-the-scenes moments.
The relationship continues, with photography and video shaped around what is happening at Five Farms.
Planning content for your cafe.
What should a cafe photography shoot cover besides the menu?
Include coffee, the people making it, the space and details that help someone recognise the venue. Five Farms’ collection brings food photographs together with coffee, interiors, the garden and everyday activity. Those subjects give the cafe different parts of the visit to show.
How can a cafe plan recurring photography and video?
Start with what is changing: dishes, seasonal occasions, venue activity and the content already available. Use those needs to agree the next shot list and filming plan. Recurring production for Five Farms builds on the existing library rather than repeating the same set of photographs every time.
How do food photographs and reels work together?
Use still photographs when the dish, drink or setting needs a clear view. Use video when movement adds something, such as coffee being made or activity in the venue. Planning both formats together gives the shoot a shared direction while allowing each finished piece to do its own job.
Recurring content for your cafe.
We produce food and venue photography and social video for hospitality businesses across Melbourne and the South East.