Chef: What's the Secret Ingredient to Success?

Jon Favreau's heartwarming 2014 independent film, "Chef", is a case study in entrepreneurial value creation. Even better, it shows us how we can achieve economic success and personal fulfillment simultaneously, provided that we figure out how to take our passions and turn them towards making other people's lives better.

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CREDITS:
Written & Produced by Sean W. Malone
Edited by Arash Ayrom & Sean W. Malone

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[Guilherme-vsei]

My thoughts, is that i love this series

[jpbochi]

I really cannot think of any youtube series that I like more than this one. You need to create a larger list of recommended movies. I'd binge watch them all.

[seantaylor]

Just discovered your out of frame series in the last couple of days, and have been watching them (and just about everything else FEE does that I can get my hands on) and sharing them with everyone that will listen. This series has moved me, sometimes to tears. I love what you do, how you do it, and the gentle touch you put on even the most life-jarringly critical of topics. Thank you so much for your time and effort

[vinlandanarchist]

This is one of the best Video Series that i seen .
I would love if it was more often .But please if you need more time for good Quality, don't rush it.

[MikeKanner]

I watched it a few years ago. A really well-made film which great characters and incredibly enjoyable. The only problem is it made me REALLY hungry.

[Dawn-wvst]

This is a movie I need to see. Thanks guys and gals at FEE.

[harryjones]

I don't often leave comments but this video perfectly encapsulates my love of economics and makes me look at one of my favourite movies in a new light. Keep on making videos like this. You're definitely finding value creation :)

[smogdoggie]

I completely forgot about this movie until now. I remember watching it with my mom and us both really enjoying it

[jonbilgutay]

This series has been a real inspiration for me, and has given me many ideas for a story I am trying to create. Thank you ☺

[Twisted_Logic]

Always glad to see Chef get some love.

[BlueRoseSteakhouse]

As a chef and a restauranteur this movie touched my heart and soul. This beautiful dive in to it is one of the reasons I love the out of frame series. Keep up the excellent work

[Marsjaron]

This has been one of the best videos I’ve ever seen in a long time. This video perfectly encapsulates how culture collides with economics and makes it fun, entertaining and educational. If the desire is there, I would love to see this channel upload Out of Frame videos more than once a month. Thank you for this content, it made my night.

[pregandoasescrituras]

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[consumerwatch]

There's still places where food trucks and street vending is illegal and my town is one of them

[BookwormFUT]

A wholesome and informative video. Yes please, make more of these! :))

[devinyoung]

I love out of frame, I'll watch every single one of them unless you make two a day then i couldn't due to time constraints.

[jacobfuerst]

This is one my of my absolute favorite date night movies and your analysis does it justice. Bravo.

[BCtruth]

I’ve taught at the high school and college level and I would love to see more of these videos that I can use to illustrate the value of freedom and capitalism.
I particularly love the ones like the Iron Giant vid and Wakanda vid, which do a great job of explaining the connection between ethics and basic economics in terms most folks can understand.
More please!!!

[MrBriwolf]

While I don't agree with all of your economic ideas, I really appreciate your movie series and wish you only the best! Your work is high quality, informative, and introspective. Thank you for putting the time in, as a writer I understand how hard scriptwriting can be some days much less putting everything together in an animated format.

[piratesvsninjas]

Love your series its informative, educational, and entertaining. It also got me interested in the rest of the FEE content on youtube.