How to Improve Your Cooking Video | It's Only Food w/ Chef John Politte

Thanks for watching Its Only Food w/Chef John Politte. In this video we are showing you 5 tips to improve your cooking videos.
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[ChefJohnPolitteItsOnlyFood]

Here are some helpful tips on how to improve your cooking videos. Most of these were born out of my hours in the editing bay looking at my own videos. These tips are intended to help you be successful in your cooking videos. Thanks for watching!

[randomactsofcooking]

Thanks for the tips John. Now all I gotta do is get out there and do come cooking.

[BlindGrilling]

Great tips. Thanks for sharing and helping the rest of us out with things we may not have thought of

[RickBushell]

Hi John. You are so relaxed in front of the camera. That's the hardest thing for people to overcome in my opinion. You make it look easy.
As a person who's done a fair amount of filming, I do have a couple of tips for you. More on the camera side of things.
I noticed the iso and focus changing throughout the clip. Take them off automatic once you have correct iso and focus. The other thing, and it's not that big a deal, is to not use the cheesy transitions, they come across amateurish. Lots of really good transitions out there or you can make your own and save as a preset in your editor. Stick with jump cuts and fades until you get a collection of good ones. Hope I haven't crossed the line?
Am a subscriber now. :) All the best, love the way you come across on camera.

[realmanpwns]

Damn, my kitchen wouldn't pass the first tip :) The grime is baked in the counters and walls. The only solution is painting and new counters and floors. Who has money for that? :)