As food photographers, food bloggers and food content creators now is the time to broaden your skill set, explore creativity beyond photography and take videography seriously! That’s because, not only has the social media landscape changed dramatically since the pandemic requiring you to post more versatile content on your own channels, but brands now also want and need food photos and short form video content when working with food content creators like you. The good news is that this means that more collaboration opportunities for those who can deliver on all fronts, await!
So with this in mind and having seen our own client requests for content expand, my co-teacher Silvia and I knew we wanted to once again share our knowledge about how to create better and more engaging food content in our 2-day in-person London food styling, food photography and short form videography workshop!
Silvia and I wanted to teach our workshop attendees different content creation styles that would allow them to work with clients at varying price points, tap into trends when required, whilst also developing an elevated, stand out style all of their own. Moreover, our aim was to remove the overwhelm, share content creation systems that work and empower attendees to walk away with the confidence and practical knowledge to break through the feeling of content creation overwhelm!
The two workshop days were action packed; we explored all aspects of food content creation, short form video, creativity and styling at Silvia’s gorgeous London home studio. You can find some outtakes from the days below…..
