Food Reels with Your Phone
I designed this course for food creators who want to show their recipes properly — without buying expensive gear. Five modules covering everything I use myself: phone settings, natural light, storyboarding before you film, batching three recipes in one afternoon, and editing so the food actually looks the way it tasted. Your iPhone is enough. You just need to know what to do with it.
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Course Curriculum
Your Phone, Your Studio
Everything you need to know before you press record. Camera settings, lighting setups, and audio gear — without overcomplicating it.
- 1Get Your Settings Right
- 2Light Is Everything — Natural Light
- 3When the Sun Isn't Enough — Artificial Light
- 4Sound Sells the Food — Audio
Plan Before You Film
The creators who post consistently aren't filming more often — they're planning better. This module is about the work that happens before the camera comes out.
- 1Build Your Content Around Five Pillars
- 2Storyboard Before You Film
- 3Schedule Everything
- 4Recipes Built for Reels
Lights, Camera, Reel
The actual filmmaking. Framing, angles, hooks that stop the scroll, story structure that keeps people watching, and transitions that make your reels unmistakable.
- 1Three Frames — Mix All of Them in Every Reel
- 2Shoot From Every Angle
- 310 Hooks That Stop the Scroll
- 4Every Reel Needs a Story
- 5Transitions Keep Them Watching
- 6Design Your Audio Layer
More Content, Less Time
The professionals aren't working harder — they're batching smarter. One filming day, three recipes, six pieces of content. This module shows you exactly how.
- 1Three Recipes. 90 Minutes.
- 2The 3-in-1 System
- 3B-Roll Strategy
The Edit
This is where the magic happens. The right pacing, the right music, a seamless loop — editing is where a collection of clips becomes content that feels like you.
- 1Skip Native Instagram Editing
- 2Four Pacing Styles — Find Yours
- 3Choose Music Before You Edit
- 4The Seamless Loop
- 5Cover Shot and Grid Strategy