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FOR INDEPENDENT RESTAURANTS

You have the footage.
We shape the story.

Remote short-video editing for Phoenix restaurants. Start with footage you already own and approved menu details; get clear, ready-to-post stories about your food.

Founded by Justin Malabag, Bite Detour is an independent project at the start of its journey. Our samples show our editing style using Justin’s own food footage. We’re developing our first restaurant pilot.

No on-site filming, posting, follower reach or sales guarantee is included. Content production does not buy editorial selection or a favorable review.

THE CONTENT STUDIO

Real food.
A story worth sharing.

A sample edit made from Justin’s own Il Bosco footage. A short food story with clear captions and a little room for the people you share it with.

INDEPENDENT SAMPLE / JUSTIN’S FOOTAGE

Who would you
share this with?

A short pizza-night story with four distinct shots, relaxed pacing and original instrumental music. An invitation to bring your people together.

This is a Bite Detour portfolio sample, not commissioned client work or a restaurant endorsement. The footage is from Justin’s collection. It does not represent current prices or menu availability.

Original instrumental music made for this sample. Source audio is omitted.

Download sample MP4 ↗

SECOND SAMPLE / RAMEN & A REASON TO GATHER

Your favorite food.
Who comes to mind?

A story-led edit from Justin’s ramen footage. Food details, a little curiosity and the people a meal makes you think of.

HeyGen synthetic narration with the public voice Joanna, Warm & Conversational, and original instrumental music. Source audio is omitted. This independent sample was not commissioned by a restaurant and makes no claim about current prices or menu availability.

Download narrated sample MP4 ↗
Compare the earlier sample edits

Earlier pizza edit ↗ · Earlier ramen voiceover ↗

A FEW FRAMES FROM JUSTIN’S COLLECTION

Different dishes. More reasons to gather.

Food photos shared by Justin from around the Phoenix area.

A barbecue tray with smoked meat, bread, rice and macaroni
A spread made for sharing.
Tomato and basil pizza on a dining table
There’s always room for another slice.
Two noodle dishes and a side shared at a restaurant table
A little curiosity at the table.

SMALL STUDIO. CLEAR PROCESS.

01

Choose the story

Tell us which dish or dining detail matters. We agree the audience, message and scope.

02

Approve the ingredients

You authorize footage, verify menu facts and approve the script before the final edit.

03

Review, then use it

Review previews, share one feedback list, and receive the agreed final video files.