Food Photography Corner

Rosslyn & Mikyla
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Food Photography Corner

Join your hosts Rosslyn & Mikyla on Food Photography Corner Podcast which covers all topics pertaining to food photography, from shooting and styling to monetizing and selling!

  1. NOV 14

    What it Feels Like to Work with One of Your Idols

    In this episode, we're chatting about what it was like for Rosslyn to work for one of her idols! We'll explore key learnings from the shoot, pivoting at the last minute, and the added pressure of working with someone you look up to.  Helpful Links: Gear Guide: https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerFollow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/If you found this episode helpful, please leave us a rating!

    36 min

  2. SEP 5

    How to Plan a Multi-Day Onsite Food Photography Production

    In this episode, we’re breaking down how we prepped for a multi-day production, what went well, and what we learned from the experience. The project had a tight turnaround, so we had to be extra organized and efficient. Key Takeaways: Pre-Planning: Get on the same page with the client using mood boards that cover tone, lighting, and style.Shot List & Timeline: Clarify the brand’s needs and create a detailed production schedule to keep everything on track.Studio & Talent: Plan ahead for studio rentals and hiring talent, making sure logistics are smooth.Post-Production: Bring in extra help if needed to meet quick turnaround times.Helpful Links: Gear Guide: https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerOctober Retreat Info: https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreatsFollow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/foodphotographycorner/If you found this episode helpful, please leave us a rating! Want to join us at a retreat? We have a few spots left for our advanced retreat in October. You’ll get hands-on experience and leave with portfolio-ready images.

    53 min

  3. AUG 23

    Macro Moment: How We Made An Extra $400 This Month

    In this episode, we’re sharing how we earned an extra $400 by doing something simple. We break down why it’s worth offering more images, how easy it is to upsell, and ways you can build packages that help you make more from your work. If you’re a photographer or creative entrepreneur, you’ll want to hear this because it could be an effortless way to boost your income. Key Takeaways: Offer More to Clients: Give your clients the opportunity to choose from more images, which can increase the chances they’ll want to license extras.Simple Upselling: Add a few extra images to your gallery and let your clients know they have the option to license more if they fall in love with additional shots.Create Tempting Packages: Offer incentives like "buy 2, get 1 free" to encourage your clients to license more than just one extra image Learn More About Our Luxury Food Photography Retreats: https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreats

    10 min

  4. JUL 26

    Plan, Shoot, Edit, and Export - How to Streamline Your Workflow

    In this episode, we delve into streamlining your workflow for food photography and videography, from planning to exporting. Whether you’re overwhelmed with projects, under a tight deadline, or simply looking to speed up your process, this episode is packed with actionable tips to help you work more efficiently. Key Takeaways: Pre-Planning:Mood Boards: Align with the brand on tone, lighting, and styling using visuals.Product Placement: Clarify product placement and focus preferences.Shot List: Confirm specific shots needed to avoid missing important details.Planning and Setup:Organized Checklists: Create a detailed shot list and plan your shoot order.Preparation: Prepare ingredients and props ahead of time to save time during the shoot.Studio Setup: Ensure your studio, camera, and lighting are clean and ready for use.Helpful Links: Customizable Templates > https://foodphotographycorner.com/resourcesGear Guide > https://www.amazon.com/shop/foodphotographycornerAdvanced Retreat > https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreatsLight and Bright Preset Pack > https://sowl.co/s/DbVooWe hope this episode helps you streamline your workflow and tackle your projects with ease. Don’t forget to give us a star rating if you found this podcast helpful, follow us on social media, and check out the show notes for all the links mentioned in this episode.

    48 min

  5. JUL 13

    Macro Moment: 5 Food Styling Hacks Every Food Photographer Needs to Know

    Welcome back to the Food Photography Corner Podcast! In today's macro moment episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla, full-time commercial food photographers and founders of Food Photography Corner, share five essential food styling hacks that can elevate your food photography game. Key Takeaways: Discover simple tricks to keep your food looking fresh and intact during shoots.Learn how to create realistic steam effects and enhance your dishes with garnishes.Find out how small details can make a big difference in your food photos. Helpful Links: Coaching & Other Resources >  https://foodphotographycorner.com/resources FPC Retreats > https://foodphotographycorner.com/retreats Connect with us on social media! @foodphotographycorner  @rosslynmaria @flaxandsugar

    15 min

  6. JUL 1

    Macro Moment: Steal Our Strategy and Start Landing High Paying Food Photography Clients

    Welcome back to another Macro Moment! In this episode, we share our strategy for landing high-paying food photography clients. Grab your notebook and get ready to steal our strategy! Key Takeaways: Raise Your Rates: Increasing your prices signals your value and expertise, attracting premium brands.Find Brands on Social Media: Follow large brands on Instagram and explore suggested accounts to discover new opportunities.Research and Evaluate Potential Partners: Ensure potential partners align with your vision and values by researching their branding and needs.Initiate Conversation/Pitch: Reach out to compatible brands with a tailored pitch showcasing your work and its benefits.Branded Documents and Elevated Client Experience: Present professional, cohesive documents to increase the perceived value of your services.Helpful Links: Branded Asset Template Bundle - Templates to streamline your workflow and increase professionalism Honeybook - Contracts / Split Payments/ [20% off affiliate link] Pixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts  Understanding Food Photography Contracts - Rob / Contract Legal Ease [20% off affiliate link]Amazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsMetricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management Organization Thanks for tuning in! Join us at a retreat to learn in person!

    20 min

  7. JUN 18

    Behind the Scenes of Working with Brands

    In this episode, Rosslyn and Mikyla, full-time commercial food photographers and founders of Food Photography Corner, delve into the details of their process for working with brands. From initial agreement to final deliverables, they share valuable insights and tools to help streamline your workflow and maintain professionalism. This episode is packed with practical advice and tips to elevate your brand collaborations. Key Takeaways: Essential Documents: Learn about the six key documents and tools used after a brand agrees to work with you, including contracts, payment invoices, vision boards, content approval documents, galleries, and report cards.Organization Tools: Discover how Honeybook, Pixieset, and other tools help keep your workflow smooth and efficient, from automated contracts to payment reminders.Client Communication: Understand the importance of clear communication and detailed planning with brands to ensure all expectations are met and projects run seamlessly. Helpful Links: Honeybook - Contracts / Split Payments/ [20% off affiliate link] Pixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts  Understanding Food Photography Contracts - Rob / Contract Legal Ease [20% off affiliate link] Content Approval Template - Professional Document to Share Content w/ Clients Amazon Storefront - Gear Recommendations Metricool - Social Media Scheduling Tool Click Up - CRM / Client Management Organization  Join us at a retreat to learn in person!

    34 min

  8. JUN 6

    Macro Moment: Navigating a 'No' on a Discovery Call

    In this episode, we dive into a common challenge faced by many creatives: overcoming client objections. We'll explore a recent experience where we turned a 'no' into a successful collaboration. Key Takeaways: Importance of thorough research to understand client pain points and market trends.Using the Socratic method to ask insightful questions and guide clients to recognize their needs.Highlighting intentions to attract ideal clients and save time.Strategies for ending calls with a strong call to action to ensure follow-up.Join us as we break down how to navigate client conversations, turn objections into opportunities, and position yourself as the solution to their needs. Ending the call with a confident "When can I anticipate hearing back from you?" can make all the difference! Helpful Links:  Amazon Storefront - Gear RecommendationsHoneybook - Contracts / Split PaymentsPocketSuite - Contracts on the go / Invoicing / Text Lead ManagementPixieset - Photo Galleries / Invoicing / Contracts Metricool - Social Media Scheduling ToolClick Up - CRM / Client Management Organization  Join us at a retreat to learn in person!

    26 min
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Join your hosts Rosslyn & Mikyla on Food Photography Corner Podcast which covers all topics pertaining to food photography, from shooting and styling to monetizing and selling!

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  • Creator
    Rosslyn & Mikyla
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2024
  • Episodes
    31
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright Rosslyn & Mikyla
  • Show Website
    Food Photography Corner

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