From The Beginning...
Team Crafty was formed in 2010 as the Craft Service department on the set of Adam Sandlers' That's My Boy. We have since worked on over 50 films and TV shows and have established ourselves as the premier Craft Service in the Northeast. With every show, we raise our standards a little higher to provide the friendliest and most delicious craft service we can.
All of our staff are Servsafe certified managers and many have years of experience in the film industry as union members. Our attention to the details and great work ethic has made us the leading craft service company in the area and we strive to be the best in the business. We always work hard to find new ways to make things efficient, safe and fun for the whole crew.
In 2014, we paired with renowned coffee roaster Borealis Coffee Company and developed our very own small batch roast coffee "Team Crafty Signature Roast." Today Team Crafty is known not just for our coffee on movie sets but also as one of Borealis Coffee's top selling coffee. You can guarantee if we're on a show that you'll be drinking the tastiest and freshest coffee around.
In 2016 we created "Coffee and Waffles" a Christmas themed pop-up which ran for three years. The movies hadn't been filming during the harsh winters around here quite yet so, we decided to turn our crafty trucks into a coffee and waffle shop. It was a total success and we grew to selling Christmas trees, locally sourced baked goods, gift boxes and lots of cheer alongside our coffee and Liege waffles. But, the movie biz caught word that New England is beautiful all year round so we dug our heels into the business we know best, crafty. Not a holiday season goes by that we don't get bombarded with emails and phone calls asking where we are.
In 2019 we purchased our third trailer and have since been working on up to three productions at a time. With the recent pandemic we've adapted our services and trained our staff at new safety protocols to keep our crews safe and Covid free. Although it's been a challenge, we've helped set new standards for safety which we hope will resonate through our industry.
Team Crafty was formed in 2010 as the Craft Service department on the set of Adam Sandlers' That's My Boy. We have since worked on over 50 films and TV shows and have established ourselves as the premier Craft Service in the Northeast. With every show, we raise our standards a little higher to provide the friendliest and most delicious craft service we can.
All of our staff are Servsafe certified managers and many have years of experience in the film industry as union members. Our attention to the details and great work ethic has made us the leading craft service company in the area and we strive to be the best in the business. We always work hard to find new ways to make things efficient, safe and fun for the whole crew.
In 2014, we paired with renowned coffee roaster Borealis Coffee Company and developed our very own small batch roast coffee "Team Crafty Signature Roast." Today Team Crafty is known not just for our coffee on movie sets but also as one of Borealis Coffee's top selling coffee. You can guarantee if we're on a show that you'll be drinking the tastiest and freshest coffee around.
In 2016 we created "Coffee and Waffles" a Christmas themed pop-up which ran for three years. The movies hadn't been filming during the harsh winters around here quite yet so, we decided to turn our crafty trucks into a coffee and waffle shop. It was a total success and we grew to selling Christmas trees, locally sourced baked goods, gift boxes and lots of cheer alongside our coffee and Liege waffles. But, the movie biz caught word that New England is beautiful all year round so we dug our heels into the business we know best, crafty. Not a holiday season goes by that we don't get bombarded with emails and phone calls asking where we are.
In 2019 we purchased our third trailer and have since been working on up to three productions at a time. With the recent pandemic we've adapted our services and trained our staff at new safety protocols to keep our crews safe and Covid free. Although it's been a challenge, we've helped set new standards for safety which we hope will resonate through our industry.