The French Culinary Institute

Essential Techniques for Food Styling

When you flip through the pages of a food magazine and find your mouth watering, you have a food stylist to thank. In this 10-hour class, an experienced food stylist will show you the tips and tricks of the trade for making irresistible, camera-ready food.

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For many, a dish's aesthetic appeal is the hardest aspect to perfect. Magazines, newspapers, TV shows, and websites employ specially trained food stylists whose sole responsibility is to convey the many complexities of a dish in a single shot. In this class, you’ll learn the skills to do just that, and to transform ordinary plates into visual masterpieces.

With the ever-rising interest in mainstream cooking shows, food magazines, and food blogs, it’s never been more important to make food look as good as it tastes. Essential Techniques for Food Styling will translate your interest into a practical set of skills, by providing you with indispensable tips to get you started in the business. This course aims to help anyone—aspiring stylist professionals, amateur epicurean bloggers, and photographers alike—take the steps to follow their passion.

What You'll Learn

Taught by an accomplished working food stylist, this course will teach you how to:

  • Build your food styling kit
    Navigate the ins and outs of professional food styling
  • Style for different media—TV, newspapers, magazines, internet, etc.
  • Work with difficult-to-style foods, such as hot and cold beverages
  • Learn and practice the complexities of making fake ice cream
  • Work with specific foods, such as sandwiches, hot and cold beverages, and more
  • Get started in the business

 

10 hours - $515

Schedule

Friday and Saturday
2 sessions
Begins: June 14, 2013
Ends: June 15, 2013
Class time: Friday, 3:30pm-8:30pm
Saturday, 9:30am-3:30pm

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Tuition Includes

Application fee
Books and supplies

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Although The International Culinary Center is accredited by the ACCSC, this course does not fall within the scope of the commission's accreditation. This course is designed for personal enrichment and is not intended to qualify a student for employment.