SevenRooms
Product Storytelling, Motion & Design
An ongoing collaboration with one of hospitality technology's fastest-growing platforms, creating films and visual content that help launch products, tell customer stories and communicate complex ideas with clarity.
Introducing WhatsApp Messaging from SevenRooms
Launching SevenRooms' WhatsApp integration by positioning it as the most natural extension of the guest relationship - meeting diners where they already communicate.
The client
SevenRooms is a guest experience and retention platform trusted by thousands of hospitality operators worldwide—from neighbourhood restaurants to international hotel groups including Marriott, MGM Resorts and Mandarin Oriental. The platform helps operators build direct guest relationships, personalise experiences and drive repeat business at scale.
The Engagement
SevenRooms partners with me as an external motion and design resource, supporting their creative team across product marketing, customer stories and brand communications.
Working closely with the Creative Director and marketing team, I create films, motion systems and editorial content that communicate complex products with clarity. Depending on the brief, that can mean anything from animation and editing through to visual development and concept exploration.
The work spans product launches, case studies, sales enablement and campaign content, adapting to the needs of each project while maintaining a consistent level of craft and storytelling.
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Event Management Product Film
A product film designed to transform a complex event management workflow into a clear, engaging story for hospitality operators evaluating the platform.
Nobu London Partnership Case Study
A customer story created with Nobu London, demonstrating how one of hospitality's most recognised restaurant groups uses SevenRooms to deliver exceptional guest experiences.
Channel Connect
A concept-driven product launch that reframes fragmented reservations as a problem of control rather than complexity, using cinematic storytelling instead of conventional product demos.