There are only so many narrative things you can shoot in your own home before you can go a little crazy. And what do you do if your dog is not a good actor? Or your partner is sick of having a camera pointed at them? Or no one wants to recreate scenes from Love Island in the living room? My escape is to turn to the cooking shows I know and love to make a recipe. But what if I wanted to actually make my own show? How hard would it be to make a cooking show in your home and what materials would you need to do it? Let's dig in and find out! How to Shoot a Cooking Video at Home So you want to channel your inner Binging with Babish and create some home cooking videos? Welcome to the place for advice. There are lots of things to consider before getting started. You need equipment, software, a YouTube account, and a plan. Let's talk about equipment. Equipment It seems obvious, but you need a camera. You can use an amazing DSLR camera or even just your phone. Learn the quality of what you're shooting. You want to make sure it's at least 1080p, to showcase the food for the finished product. When it comes to sound, you probably also want a good mic. The Shure SM58 or the RØDE NT1A are great choices in different price ranges. Ideally, you want a boom that can hang...
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