Montréal, Québec, Canada
Montréal. The character of a stay.
Atom2Adam is a creative consultancy and media agency operating from Calgary and available for hospitality film and photography commissions in Montréal, Québec. Creative direction, commercial stills, film and post-production connect a property's design to the experience of spending time there, with aerial context considered where feasible.
Available for commissions · Operating from Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Heritage outside. A particular world within.
Old Montréal places classical architecture, dining and boutique hospitality along the St. Lawrence. Elsewhere, the Quartier International brings contemporary towers into conversation with heritage buildings. For a hospitality client, this is a chance to show how a property's character relates to the city around it, without reducing either to a landmark montage.
The useful narrative follows the guest: arrival, the room, the texture of an interior, the table and the surrounding street. Historic fabric and contemporary design need not compete for attention. A deliberate visual rhythm can show the difference between them while keeping the experience recognizably one place.
Commissions shaped by Montréal.
A boutique hotel's guest journey
Build a film around arrival, rooms, common spaces and the experience between them. Create an accompanying still collection that can explain the property clearly on its website and booking channels.
Dining as part of the destination
Plan the restaurant's interior, service, people and selected details alongside the wider hospitality brief. Operating hours and guest privacy shape the sequence as much as camera movement does.
Design with material character
Give architecture and interiors enough time to be read. The relationship between an older exterior and a contemporary room can become the central idea of a film or image series.
From direction to delivery.
- Photography
Rooms, interiors, dining and architectural details photographed for atmosphere and clarity, with the necessary views agreed with the property's team.
- Film
A hospitality film follows the experience of the stay, giving movement and human presence a purpose beyond a tour of the building.
- Consultancy & Creative Direction
Find the property-specific story: its guest, design language, neighbourhood relationship and intended audience. Those choices guide the production brief.
- Post-Production
Colour, editing and sound can hold heritage textures and contemporary spaces in one visual world. Final versions are prepared for the agreed channels.
- Aerial
A wider property view is an optional part of the narrative. The proposed site and airspace are assessed, with permissions established before aerial coverage is confirmed.
The work behind the offer.
These completed projects show Atom2Adam’s approach. Each is labelled with its actual location; the brief for Montréal would be developed around your subject.
Sunny Side Up
Sunny Side Up, a family-owned breakfast spot on 1st Street West in Cochrane: its egg sign and patio from above, and Sunny's Burger and its egg at the table.
Open project
Route 22 Art Gallery
Route 22 Artist Collective Gallery, Cochrane: a drone flown indoors, through the Makerspace door and past the work, then out to the parapet and the hills.
Open projectA real film, from the portfolio.
Follow the guest. Plan around the property.
Name the spaces available for capture, the moments that can be staged and the areas that remain in service. Room turnaround, dining service and guest-sensitive zones belong in the brief, so the finished story can feel unhurried even when the property is operating.
For public locations, Montréal's filming occupancy process depends on the place and borough. Private interiors, street scenes and any aerial coverage are reviewed separately. Campaign language and final text are agreed with the client; this English commission page does not imply a French-language production team or a translated site.
Montréal questions, answered.
Can a Montréal hotel commission both a film and a still image library?
Yes. The hotel can commission film and photography together, with a shared point of view and separate capture time for each. Rooms, interiors, dining and the guest journey are selected around the property's intended audience and actual access.
How would a shoot connect heritage architecture and contemporary interiors?
The brief can treat the transition between exterior and interior as part of the guest's arrival. Material details, camera movement and the final colour treatment connect the scenes. Access to a named building or landmark is established separately, rather than assumed.
Is Atom2Adam based in Montréal, and where was this work made?
The operating base is Calgary. Montréal production travels on a client-funded commission, with consultancy available remotely. The selected images and film were made in Alberta and are labelled as representative hospitality and design work, without a claim of a Montréal office or project history.