Why We're Opening Still Hungry Studio for Hire

Still Hungry Studio is a private workspace. One photographer (me), one kitchen, one workflow, one set of camera equipment built slowly, deliberately, for the brands I shoot with most.

That's not changing. What is changing is what's available around me.

Still Hungry Studio is open for hire. The kitchen, the props, the lighting rig, the work triangle between prep and styling and camera - all of it is now bookable, on a day rate, by food brand marketers who need a serious Belfast studio without the London price tag.

Still Hungry Studio Belfast food photography studio kitchen with three sash windows and props library

Still Hungry Studio Belfast food photography studio kitchen

Who this is for:

If you're a brand, a creator, a marketing manager and you've been wrestling with a kitchen that doesn't quite meet your needs, a window that doesn't quite face the right way, or a shoot day that loses two hours to a props gap - this is for you.

If you're an agency running a campaign for a regional or national brand and you need a production space in Northern Ireland that holds its own against London studios - this is for you.

What's in the room:

The kitchen. Recently installed with featuring a cooking island. Plumbing that doesn't make you think twice about a soup shoot at 7am. Wide counters, storage and the work triangle between prep, styling and camera deliberately short, so dishes stay at their peak for longer.

The lighting. Three sash windows giving consistent natural light from late morning to mid-afternoon.

The prop library curated for food shoots. Stone, slate, wood, ceramic, glass. The prop library leans honest over precious - boards that look like the kitchen table, plates that look like the family one, cutlery that looks like the one you actually use.

Still Hungry Studio Belfast food photography studio

Still Hungry Studio Belfast food photography studio prop library

How it works:

Head to our website for details. Booking is direct, no agency in the middle.

What this isn't:

It's not a co-working space. It's not a kitchen for hire for cooking classes or food content creation outside of content creation, film and photography. It's not a venue for events.

If that's you, the door is open.

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