Tabletop duo Benjamin O’Donnell and Giovanni Pacialeo launch Delicious Film & Content
Australia’s leading Tabletop duo, fresh from filming their latest branded content food and travel series in Borneo Malaysia, have launched a full-service production company to deliver high-end food visuals and narrative for an ever-changing digital landscape.
Delicious Film & Content has officially launched with leading industry professionals producer Benjamin O’Donnell and director Giovanni Pacialeo. Offering a creative playground designed for agencies, producers, marketing managers and brands to unleash their creative minds and collaborate with industry leaders, pushing traditional boundaries of Tabletop production.
The Delicious Film mission is about creating more impactful short and long-form content that reflects brand identity and personality resonating stronger with consumers.
The co-founders have extensive experience in Australia and internationally and want to utilise this to simplify the Tabletop production process by supporting projects earlier in the creative phase right through to post-production.
Known for their work on major brands including McDonald’s, ALDI, Continental and Red Rooster, recent projects include stills and motion photography for new brands Steak & Oyster Co. for West HQ, Meet the Aioli’s and the hugely popular Son of a Baker.
O’Donnell said the new venture is about disrupting traditional Tabletop production with a more nimble, collaborative mindset from the early stages of conception: “Our combined producer and director experience gives us the means to create high-quality visuals and narratives with quick turnarounds. We can also include added bonuses such as stock footage from our own stock footage library, shot by us on the same camera systems, so it can be seamlessly integrated.
“Our methodology centres around working with agencies and marketing teams earlier in the process. We take a long-term approach in creating more impactful content that fosters trust and creative collaboration for an ongoing integrated production relationship.”
Pacialeo said the new venture centres on not being afraid to put pen to paper and let creativity drive the ideas—not the dollars: “In today’s world, advertising and production are evolving at lightning speed with new technologies and tools. However, storytelling is still the foundation of great communication.
“Platforms might change, but the art of delivering a compelling narrative remains the constant imperative.
“We’re building a collaborative space where ideas are given room to breathe, grow, and connect, producing work that’s memorable, magical, and, of course, delicious.”
The duo has just completed long-form project Eat Roam Relish: Sarawak, Malaysia – a 6 x 30-minute episode TV show slated for broadcast in 2025.
Find out more about Delicious here: https://deliciouscontent.film/
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