The dish, then each step.
Cooking editing style
Cooking is cutzio's style for recipe videos. It opens on the finished dish or the most appetizing moment, like a pour, a cut or a sizzle, then shows every step in cooking order, one short shot per step, with your explanations kept.
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Best for
- Recipe videos and food prep
- Baking, cocktails and coffee
- "What I eat in a day" clips
Skip it if
- The food is just part of a day out (try Auto or Trip montage)
What Cooking does
You film a recipe in order, so the best shot, the finished plate, comes last. Cooking fixes that:
- Opens on the payoff: the finished dish or the most appetizing moment, like a pour, a cut or a sizzle.
- Shows every step in cooking order, one short shot each, with your hands in frame.
- Keeps your explanations with the shot they describe.
- Drops near-identical shots of the same step.
Note ideas
- "Open on the first bite"
- "Keep the sizzle moments"
- "Skip the washing up"
- "Short cut under 30s"
Great for
Frequently asked questions
Does the Cooking style keep the steps in order?
Yes. After the opening shot of the dish, every step stays in cooking order, so viewers can follow the recipe.
Will it keep my voice-over explaining a step?
Yes. When you explain a step, Cooking keeps the explanation together with the shot of that step.
Other styles
- DefaultAutoKeeps the best, cuts the rest.Works out what kind of video you filmed, opens on the strongest moment and keeps a clear story for any footage.
- Glow upEvery step to the finished look.Makeup and hair: a peek at the final look, every step in order, then the finished look held on screen.
- Product demoShows each feature in action.Opens on the product at its best, shows each feature up close and ends on why it’s worth getting.
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