Overview

Who should attend?

• Home Economists and New Product Development staff who regularly attend food and drink shoots
• Aspiring food stylists who would like to gain a greater insight into the work
• Marketing and PR staff who need to know more about food and drink photography for commissioning work

Course overview

Creating fantastic shots for advertising, editorials or packaging involves a number of key professionals who combine culinary skills with art and science. This one day hands-on course at a photographic studio will give you some invaluable hints and tips on how to style food and drink for a beautiful end result. Skilled photographers will be setting up shots, and talking through the process of photographing food and drink. Experienced food stylist Sumi Glass will work with you to style the food products - chosen to reflect the interests of delegates.

From this course you will

• Learn how food photographers work to achieve the end result
• Uncover the secrets of a food stylists kit - what are the tools you can't be without?
• Discover some of the tricks for styling different foods to achieve the right results
• Work on styling your own food or drink for a shot and take a copy home with you afterwards

Venue 

Food Styling for Photography is held at Ash Photography Studios in Gloucestershire, UK. Ash Photography has studios fitted with kitchens and air conditioning, ideal for food or product photography. Choose from over 30,000 food-related props and backgrounds of all colours, sizes and styles from the on-site props house ‘Tables Laid’. Get the best from your shots with help from the on-site Food Stylist and Photographer.

Testimonials 

• "The group was small allowing us to integrate with other people better and we were able to learn from the products the other delegates were styling too. There was a lot of hands-on work."
• "I found the whole day very inspirational, the styling tips were very useful."
• "Relaxed and informal - was able to ask questions and exchange experiences with the rest of the group. The knowledge the course leaders had was invaluable."
  

Programme

Provisional programme

Speakers

Sponsorship