Digital Chef Academy: Create Profitable Cooking Videos

Name: Digital Chef Academy: Create Profitable Cooking Videos
Rating: 4.4 (26 reviews)

A STEP-BY-STEP-COURSE THAT TAKES YOU THROUGH FILMING YOUR COOKING AND SELLING IT ON ONLINE PLATFORMS

Created byPearl Ishizaki

Last updated 5/2019

English

What you'll learn

Make a proper storyboard for cooking videos
Know all the things to prepare before filming
Film an actual cooking video from home
Learn the process of filming a voice over for the cooking videos
Edit the cooking footages using Premiere Pro
Film and use personal footages for B Rolls

Course content

6 sections • 118 lectures • 3h 23m total length

Storyboard0:24
What is a Storyboard?0:32
Why you need a Storyboard?0:41
What if I don’t Make a Storyboard?0:52
Sample Storyboard0:51
Google Docs1:22
Plotting Script to Storyboard3:36
My 5 Camera Filming Angles2:06
Describing the Scene4:10
20% Me Talking Rule1:13
Types of B Roll - Behind the Cooking Scenes1:34
Types of B Roll - Travel Footages2:18

Section introduction0:32
Filming environment: Lighting1:19
Filming environment: Distraction-free Filming Space0:25
Filming environment: Silent place (No noise, turn off appliances)1:01
The Kitchen and cooking tools: Clean clean clean0:32
The Kitchen and cooking tools: Cooking tools1:08
The Kitchen and cooking tools: Choose the right ingredients0:27
Setting Up Camera: Camera settings for A roll0:17
Setting Up Camera: Camera settings for B roll1:05
Setting Up Camera: Using tripod (Manfrotto)0:09
Setting Up Camera: Using tripod (Gorillapod)0:11
Setting Up Camera: Microphone settings0:31
Review Storyboard0:39
Cooking Footage B Rolls1:23
Clapper Board0:24

Shot #1- #3 - Introduction1:08
Shot #3 B Roll sample2:44
Shot #4 - My Cooking Process Sequence1:45
Shot #5 - Measure and Prepare Before Taking a Shot1:17
Shot #6 - Length of a Shot2:23
Shot #7 - Focus on Subject2:03
Shot #10 - Theory of Deduction1:09
Shot #11- #12 - Impact Shots2:34
Shot #14 - THE chopping board2:35
Shot #15 - Tripod and chopping board should not be on the same table1:58
Shot #16 - Dominant hand and Camera should be on the same side when chopping1:20
Position the camera on the same side as your dominant hand when chopping to keep the action visible and avoid the left hand blocking the view.
Shot #17 - Macro shot, can use high aperture1:07
Shot #18 - Distance shot, can use low aperture1:46
Shot #19 B Roll sample- Shot 21:57
Shot #20-21 - One action multiple shots3:14
Shot #22 - Wipe Tools Before Each Shot2:10
Wipe tools before each shot with a clean multipurpose towel to make your cooking videos look more sophisticated.
Shot #33 - Details2:20
Shot #35 - Food Presentation2:15

#01_Create 4 folders & reorganize footages1:19
#02_Don't bring Unusable Footages into Premiere Pro1:17
#03_Change A roll file names to shot number1:01
Learn to rename aerial footage to its corresponding shot number using the clapper board cues, organizing a roll of files by scene and shot for efficient cooking video production.
#04_About Music License0:52
learn how to navigate music licensing for cooking videos, using Epidemic Sound with a monthly subscription, understanding business licenses for platforms like Udemy and YouTube, and organizing music assets.
#05_3 apps you need for editing0:40
#06_Open Premiere Pro and create a new project1:15
#07_Import footages into Premiere Pro project panel1:03
Import footage into the Premiere Pro workspace by double-clicking the project panel, selecting four folders, and adding them to the project panel to start editing.
#08_Make a new sequence from A roll clip1:17
#09_Shot #1 inpoint and outpoint2:12
#10_Assemble first and edit later1:11
Apply a time-saving editing tip by assembling first and editing later. Fix mistakes one by one rather than all at once to speed up your workflow.
11_Shot #2 about logo(Motion Array recommended)1:15
#12_Select only nicer part with inpoint and outpoint2:07
#13_Select only nicer part with inpoint and outpoint PART21:42
#14_Import Music0:49
#15_Add marker with music beats2:30
#16_It's Magic! Automate to Sequence...1:17
#17_Small Adjustment of B Roll1:17
#18_Sequence 1 is done1:18
Pearl completes sequence 1, a three-shot storyboard with introduction and logo, cuts the music after the final clip, and renames the sequence to sequence one, prepping sequence 2.
#19_Edit Sequence 11:12
Review sequence one to identify a duplicated sentence, then use the razor tool to cut and delete the mistaken section for a clean edit.
#20_The reason why I don't want to use Ripple Delete now1:21
#21_Create Sequence 21:14
#22_By the way You need a printed storyboard at hand0:35
#23_Fasted Way to do cut editing1:39
#24_Insert voice over to track 12:13
#25_Inpoint, outpoint and insert (IMPORTANT TECHNIQUE)3:57
Master the fastest editing technique using inpoint, outpoint, and insert to quickly place clips on the timeline with the source monitor and keyboard shortcuts.
#26_Complete Track 1 for sequence 2 (Look at how I edit fast)1:39
#27_Now I have all voice over in Sequence 20:54
Master managing voice over and audio-only clips versus full video segments in sequence two, and preview how to insert cooking footage in the next lecture.
#28_Change the source patching to V2 and A20:36
Change the source patching to V2 and A2 to route video to V2 and audio to A2 when dragging clips from the source monitor to the timeline.
#29_Overwrite Cooking footage0:55
#30_Track display priority0:48
#31_Shot #51:28
Add shot five to the timeline from the project panel, set in and out points around coriander seeds, cinnamon sticks, and cardamom pods, then insert and preview.
#32_Track Select Foward Tool1:05
#33_Shot #6 to #102:40
#34_How to handle shots without Script?1:53
#35_Me talking0:39
#36_Shot #14 to #257:53
#37_Review Sequence 25:11
#38_Insert music in sequence 20:54
#39_Adobe Audition Remix Function3:18
#40_Make sequence 30:56
#41_Extract #26 voice over2:05
Extract shot 26 from the footage, match its voice over script, and patch the source to video track 1 and audio track A1 in the timeline for seamless insertion.
#42_Set inpoint and outpoint to iPhone Footages7:15
Learn to set inpoints and outpoints on iPhone footage, trim to the best moments from travel b-roll, and limit clips to one to two seconds for a cooking video.
#43_Inset iPhone Footages to Sequence 30:54
Insert the footages into sequence three by patching to V2 and A2, then drag clips to the timeline. The upcoming lecture covers resizing the iPhone 4.
#44_Paste only attributes3:33
#45_Scale to big2:29
Scale iPhone footage to fill the frame by resizing the first clip and placing the rest beside it, then copy the first clip's attributes to all clips.
#46_Insert Music to sequence 31:11
Insert music into sequence 3 by dragging from the project panel to the timeline and shortening as needed, then apply the same editing process to sequence 4 (shots 27–36).
#47_Create sequence 41:05
#48_Add voice over into Track 1 in Sequence 43:29
#49_Shot #27 to #365:35
#50_Insert Music to sequence 40:39
#51_A few more things to complete0:40
#52_Constant Power or Gain to all music2:37
#53_Audio Track Mixer2:33
#54_Scale Transition Technic1:27
#55_Manage Volume Well5:55
#56_Integrate all sequence to Final1:42
#57_How to use essential graphics4:42
#58_Export Your Video4:47

#01_Introduction to the section0:44
#02_Camera Settings1:55
#03_Film Many Select Later0:39
#04_Whip Panning Transition2:10
#05_Moving Camera1:02
Move the camera to elevate footage from boring to engaging by avoiding stagnant subjects. Shift toward the subject, slide left to right, and shoot top to bottom with steady hands.
#06_Others Privacy0:51
#07_Our Privacy0:56
#08_Be Creative2:07
#09_Tell Your Own Story0:58
Share authentic family travel stories from a couple with two kids, guiding viewers through night markets in Taipei, breakfast culture in Taiwan, and Bangkok malls, with practical, personal tips.

Requirements

Basic understanding of how a camera works and knows how to operate it
Basic knowledge of Adobe Premiere Pro

Description

If you're frustrated with amateur looking videos and the slow progress of your business growth.

DIGITAL CHEF ACADEMY IS YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND.

This program will never teach you out-of-date things. You can be yourself and satisfied everyday through this business model.

In Digital Chef Academy, I'll show you exactly how to film your cooking and edit it as professional looking videos. You will sell your own online cooking course.

You want to scale your business? No problem. You’ll know everything I’m doing and earn like I do.

I am not a business woman or entrepreneur. I am a full-time mom of 2 kids. I love traveling with my family and actually am writing this from an isolated island in Okinawa, Japan.

You'll learn how to make an attractive storyboard, how to film professional looking cooking videos, how edit it with Premiere Pro and how to launch your cooking course in Udemy.

This course targets on people who want to earn from home so they can spend more time with their family. If you have the passion to cook, confident enough to teach your recipes, has a basic understanding and knowledge about using a camera, willing to invest in the right tools and equipments then this program is for you.

Who this course is for:

If you have the passion to cook, confident enough to teach your recipes, has a basic understanding and knowledge about using a camera, willing to invest in the right tools and equipments then this program is for you.
This course targets on people who want to earn from home so they can spend more time with their family.
Chefs of all kinds who want to create cooking videos to share on their chosen online sites

Digital Chef Academy: Create Profitable Cooking Videos

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Course content

Storyboard12 lectures • 20min

Preparations15 lectures • 10min

Filming the cooking process18 lectures • 36min

Script Reading6 lectures • 6min

Editing58 lectures • 2hr

How I film travel footages for B Rolls9 lectures • 11min

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