Content that makes people want to experience your business in person.

I create photo and video content for Montréal restaurants, beauty and wellness brands, hospitality spaces, and local service businesses.

The goal is not simply to make the feed look polished. It is to show the atmosphere, details, people, and experience that give future clients a reason to choose you.

Choose the level of content support your business actually needs.

Focused project

Content Session

A focused photo and video shoot for one launch, menu, campaign, service, or seasonal story—with a defined set of edited assets.

Ongoing support

Monthly Visual Partnership

Recurring planning, creative direction, and content production for businesses that want a consistent and recognizable presence.

Experience first

Visual Story Direction

A clear visual direction for the details, movement, people, and atmosphere that should shape how clients see the business.

Before I film, I decide what the content needs to make someone notice, feel, and do.

Read

I study the space, service, audience, and customer experience.

Frame

I define what needs to be shown and what the content must accomplish.

Capture

I direct the shoot around atmosphere, detail, movement, and real service moments.

Deliver

You receive defined assets, timing, and a clear intended use for the work.

A few practical answers.

Do you create both photo and video content?

Yes. I plan the mix around where the content will live, what the campaign needs to do, and what clients need to understand before they visit. Sometimes a strong photo library does the job; other times, the movement, sound, and pace of video do more of the selling.

Which Montréal businesses are the best fit?

Restaurants, hospitality, beauty, wellness, and local service businesses are especially strong fits because clients are often choosing an atmosphere, a feeling, or a level of care—not only a product. When the in-person experience is the magic, my job is to help the screen stop hiding it.

Can we work together once or on an ongoing basis?

Both are possible. A focused session can solve one immediate need—a launch, seasonal menu, refreshed service, or content gap. An ongoing partnership makes more sense when the business changes often and needs a consistent visual presence without reinventing the plan every month.

What if I know my business is great in person, but I have no idea what to film?

That is very normal—and honestly, part of why I am there. You do not need to arrive with a shot list worthy of a film set. I look for the details, movements, people, and small moments clients notice in person, then turn those into a focused content plan.