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2026 guide · Craft services
Crafty keeps a crew going between meals: coffee before call, snacks and drinks all day, and something warm on a cold night. These Los Angeles companies run craft services for productions, and each listing says what they offer and the kind of set they suit.
9 listings, updated October 26, 2026.
Best for: crafty plus a hot meal from one kitchen
Sets up crafty for film, TV and commercial crews from its Glendale kitchen, and can add breakfast or a delivered hot meal to the same order.
Marbled LA builds a crafty setup around the call time and the crew size, and can deliver breakfast or a hot lunch on the same order. Send the call time, the set address and the count through Request a quote, or call (323) 963-3475.
Best for: film sets with talent on call
Lists craft service as a specialty for motion picture sets and shares behind-the-scenes work from the film Livestream From Hell with Druski and Kai Cenat.
Best for: barista coffee for crews
Its craft services coffee bar makes every drink to order, from lattes and cortados to nitro cold brew and cascara tea, pouring 50 or more drinks an hour.
Best for: commercials and multi-camera shows
An IATSE Local 80 craft service company for commercials and stage or multi-camera TV shows, which also stages green rooms, talent riders and client and agency rooms.
Best for: craft kits and traveling attendants
Sends LA-based craft service attendants who can travel out of state with a production, and rents craft kits with coffee urns, an espresso machine, ice chests and a panini press.
Best for: small crews and trailer baskets
Its drop-off crafty serves crews of 25 to 40 with shrink-wrapped baskets that keep the table stocked, and it also fills gourmet baskets for cast and producer trailers.
Best for: studio and indie shoots
Offers on-set craft service for film, TV and commercial shoots across LA and Orange County, from indie sets to studios like Sony Pictures, with keto and other diet options.
Best for: crafty plus hot meals from one vendor
Pairs craft service with its film catering, and its menus run from breakfast burritos and pancakes to Mediterranean kabobs, BBQ and a taco cart.
Best for: light catering with the crafty table
Provides craft services and light catering for TV, feature film and commercial shoots, setting out a table of snacks, drinks and light bites.
The lightest option is a drop-off: a stocked table delivered before call that the production refills. Next is an attended setup, with a crafty person who keeps the table clean, restocked and rotated all day. On larger shows, craft services is its own department with a truck or trailer. Match the format to the crew size and the length of the day.
Coffee and tea ready before the first department arrives, water and electrolyte drinks, fresh fruit, protein snacks, something sweet and something savory, and choices for vegan, gluten-free and nut-free crew. On long days, the best crafty adds warm bites in the afternoon and again after second meal.
On a stage, crafty has power, water and a fixed spot. On a practical location or a desert set, ask whether the company brings its own tables, shade, coolers and power, and how it handles a company move halfway through the day.
Ask craft services companies to quote per person per day, with delivery, equipment and attendant hours listed separately. That makes a drop-off quote easy to compare with an attended one, and it shows how the price moves when the count grows on a big day.
Craft services in Los Angeles are budgeted per person, per day. LA crafty companies that publish a figure land between the low teens and the twenties, and an attendant or premium items push it higher.
| What | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Drop-off crafty table | $12 to $20 per person per day |
| Attended crafty with premium items | $15 to $25 per person per day |
| Crafty attendant billed by the hour | $40 to $60 per hour |
| Hot meal from the same company | $18 to $35 per person |
Crew size, call length and location drive the price: a 14 hour day on a desert location needs more stock, ice, shade and power than a half day on a stage. Equipment kits, delivery and attendant hours are often billed apart from the food.
Marbled LA's own pricing for a crew day starts at $22 per person for breakfast and $24 per person for a Menu 1 hot lunch, with delivery from $150 per drop, $2.50 per person for disposables and a 15 percent service charge.
These are typical Los Angeles market ranges drawn from public price lists and cost guides, not quotes. Every caterer prices its own menus, so ask each one for a written quote.
No. Set catering serves the scheduled meals, such as breakfast and lunch. Craft services runs the snack, coffee and drink station that stays open between meals, from call until wrap.
Not always. For a small crew on a short day, a drop-off table that a PA keeps tidy is often enough. For longer days or bigger crews, an attendant keeps the table stocked, fresh and safe.
Usually the production hires a craft services company or assigns a PA to buy and run it. Either way, set a per-person budget and collect the crew's dietary list early.
Some can. Several companies on this list offer both crafty and hot meals, which keeps ordering simple on smaller productions.