What Netflix Taught Me About Making Better Social Media Videos

I was asked to make a social media video that felt like Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown meets Netflix's Chef's Table... with less than 24 hours to prepare.

Here's how I approached the shoot, camera work, and edit to create two completely different documentary styles in one video.

The biggest lesson? Know what you want your audience to feel before you hit record.

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0:00 - The Challenge
1:08 - The Research
3:25 - The Shoot (Parts Unknown)
5:47 - The Shoot (Chef's Table)
7:21 - The Result
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