Tabitha Brown stans, take note.
So you’ve spent most of the past year or two scrolling throughrecipes on TikTok.
But if you’re still determined to share your recipes on#FoodTok, fear not.
We can’t wait to see it on our For You page.
How to Make a Cooking TikTok
Keep it simple.
Show off a kitchen hack.
Think about how you’d teach a friend, and then demonstrate for the camera.
(It helps if you have a second set of hands or a tripod.)
Film from different angles.
Only have one machine?
Film various portions of your cookingchopping, stirring, platingfrom different perspectives to add a cinematic quality.
Keep it short.
You’re not shooting a feature film here.
Keep your video between 30 to 60 seconds to keep your ever-scrolling audience engaged.
Get creative when editing.
Add filters, music, a voiceover, captions, andwhen you’re comfortable on the appcreative transitions.
Even better if you could add a little humor, too.
Just don’t forget the primary purpose of your content.
Edit in a different app.
Filming and trimming TikTok videos is tricky.
To make it simpler, Cano recommends using the appCapCutto edit your videos.
The app is free from Google Play and Apple Store.
Other editing apps recommended by TikTokers includeSpark CameraandVideo Leap.
Keep it quiet on set.
All the sound your camera picks up should be cooking-related.
Get the lighting right.
Just like with food photography, capturing video content in natural lighting results in the most appetizing food shots.
Position it over your cooking area to style your plated dish.
Break the rules.
Just like with cooking, TikTok rules are meant to be broken.
