Every screen. Always fresh.
FelFel®, a Mediterranean restaurant, wanted screens that stay fresh. Without rebuilding videos every time something changed.
Three kinds of screens, no one making video
Static video files go stale fast. A new price or a new dish means reopening the project, exporting again and uploading again, for every screen.
RestaurantMediterranean QSR, single location
ScreensMenu screens, a four-screen video wall and a self-order kiosk
BeforeStill images on a playlist. The four wall screens each played a separate menu.
The goalKeep the screens fresh, link them to data and make updates easy
How Frame Weave runs it
The dish library and Yelp reviews are automated. The video wall and kiosk pieces are custom videos by our motion design team, refreshed monthly.
1. Dish video libraryOne motion template, driven by a spreadsheet of dish names, prices and photos
2. Yelp reviewsFelFel's best five-star reviews play in a branded template while customers decide what to order
3. One video wallA BrightSign 4-output player runs the four screens in sync as one wall
4. Wall and kiosk contentFood-forward motion and seasonal promos, all carrying FelFel's tagline: Eat Healthy. Live Better.
A video for every dish
Frame Weave rendered the whole menu in a single run. When a price or dish changes, FelFel updates the row and only that video renders again.
BBQ Shawarma Chicken Bowl
BBQ Chicken Plate
What changed
FelFel's screens stay current. A menu change no longer means re-exporting a stack of videos.
Why it matters
You don't need a chain to need automation. One restaurant with three kinds of screens still adds up to dozens of videos, and every menu change touches them all.