film

Tragaluz belmond

Production desing: fff, Exebio team & Sandra de la Torre / direction: felipe soto / chef: ehni / camara & post: harold injante / set & costumes: arianne brysson / photo: pocho cáceres & felipe soto / asist: moises cruz / Art direction: Angelo acuña // Production desing: fff, Exebio team & Sandra de la Torre / direction: felipe soto / chef: ehni / camara & post: harold injante / set & costumes: arianne brysson / photo: pocho cáceres & felipe soto / asist: moises cruz / Art direction: Angelo acuña //

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Our Excebio team, led by Angelo, reached out to us for our second filmed job. This time, we were going to replicate the same structure of our designed photo shoot in video for Lima Belmond’s restaurant, Tragaluz. The team included a new young cameraman, Harold Injante. The job was quite complex, and the agency’s current icon was high-end material. We needed some models to consume for this.

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Arianne Marie Bryson made her debut too as stylist with us and we called her to dress this girls up. Four moments in the different dining areas of the restaurant: the main salon required a night fashion look for some bubbles and cocktails over Liebana’s painted murals. The terrace with a beautiful view over the Miraflores sea coast needed a daytime glamorous style. Our stylist got some clothes from Mozhdeh Matin designs.

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Chef Ehni was in charge of getting us started. We had two days to complete a large list of videos and pictures with all the visual handcraft that Belmond required.

Harold was fast and committed to his work, and he and Pocho run around the hotel to get some shots that could relate the models characters to the storyline.

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The work was amazing, so a year later, the team was gathered again this time only for video. The idea was to continue what we had made, trying to look for a younger audience. This time, the salon was the main character, and their staff needed to be shown. Chef Enhi prepared his kitchen for the shoot, and we repeated and impeccable work again.