Food Styling
Available across Mumbai
Lost And Hungry Studios
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About Food Styling
Food Styling
What we offer
We specialize in artistic food arrangement and presentation, focusing on enhancing visual appeal through thoughtful composition, props, and lighting. Our styling expertise covers both photography and video content creation.
Our unique approach
- Emphasis on intricate details and textures
- Integration of natural elements and props
- Dynamic composition techniques including action shots
- Storytelling through visual arrangements
Ideal for
Restaurants, food brands, and hospitality businesses looking to elevate their visual content for marketing purposes. Our portfolio includes work with premium establishments like Yauatcha Mumbai and Armani Restaurants.
Notable work
Our food styling has enhanced projects for various clients, creating engaging content that captures the essence of culinary experiences while maintaining brand aesthetics.
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Meet your Expert
Lost And Hungry Studios
62 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hey, we’re Lost And Hungry Studios. Vinayak started this whole thing in his parents’ living room, snapping food pics with one camera. Fast forward, now we’re a 40-person crew, just moved into a massive new studio in Mumbai. It’s a gamble, but we’re all in. From small beginnings to building a multi-crore content biz – honestly, we’re still just hungry to make food look mad good.
My Work
Photo & Video Content for Food and Beverage - We shoot, style, and produce photos and videos for food, drinks, and D2C brands. Anything tasty, we make it pop.
Food Styling Photography & Slow-Motion Videos - Crisp product shots, cheese pulls, slow pours, steam rising – we create visuals that make people crave your food.
Clients from Big Brands to Local Cafes - Worked with Coca-Cola, Tata, and loads of Mumbai restaurants. D2C newbies or fine dining, we’re game.
Restaurant Interior Shoots & Chef Portraits - Not just food – we capture interiors, chefs, bartenders, staff. We help tell your brand’s full story.
