Experience the intriguing and fashionable world of food styling: the art of arranging food for the camera to create fresh, mouthwatering images for advertising and media in print, film, and TV. On day one, a highly successful food styling expert who works closely with chefs, editors, and photographers overviews the field, including the challenges and rewards. See firsthand how food is made to look photogenic in an actual photoshoot featuring a topnotch food photographer. On the second day, work alongside these professionals experiencing what it’s like to work in this emerging creative field. Learn fascinating techniques and secret tips that make a simple plate of food turn into a unique intimate food story as you explore food styling, food photography, and food media career possibilities.
Bring to first session: Tweezers, small jar of Vaseline, scissors, small thin paint brush. In addition, one paring knife, place setting of choice( small plate, cloth napkin or dish towel, small bowl, small cup or glass, knife, fork and spoon)?. Additional materials expense of approximately $25 discussed in first class.?
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Note: Check room postings in the Fred P. Pomerantz Art and Design Center lobby (7th Avenue at 27th Street), by security (please tell security where you're going. Bring your order form to show.), or call the day of class for locations: 212-217-8741 or 212-217-3334.