SELECTED WORK / AL DENTE ENOTECA

What makes a tiramisu drawer worth watching?

A familiar dessert. An unexpected place to find it. Here’s a closer look at Al Dente’s tiramisu drawer video and what another business can learn from the idea.

Start with a detail people can understand immediately.

Al Dente is a restaurant in Carlton, Melbourne. Its tiramisu drawer puts something familiar in an unexpected setting.

You don’t need to know the restaurant to understand the idea. You recognise the dessert; the drawer gives you something new to discover. That creates a clear visual subject for the video.

What the concept gives the video.

Recognition

Tiramisu gives people a familiar starting point. They can understand what they are looking at without a long introduction.

A reveal

The drawer gives the presentation an action. It creates something to show and a reason to watch it happen.

A memorable detail

A viewer has something specific to describe to someone else. The unusual presentation becomes a clear association with the restaurant.

Look closely at what is already distinctive.

The useful question for another business is: what could someone see, learn or discover that would make us more interesting to them?

A product detail, a process or a piece of expertise can give your content a specific starting point. From there, you can choose an angle that suits your audience and give your team a clear way to make and test it.

Find the ideas your team can build on.

During a Content Strategy Sprint, we explore your business, identify content opportunities and develop prioritised formats and briefs for your team.