Photo & video production for food bloggers.
More content. Less production on your plate.
Photos. Videos. Different formats for multiple channels. Producing all of it yourself takes hours, before you even get back to running the rest of the business.
I handle the photo and video production behind your recipes, freeing up hours of hands-on work while helping you keep your content calendar moving and your standards high.
Whether you need more production capacity or simply want to hand off the parts of content creation you’d rather not do yourself.
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One recipe. Two ways to share it.
Every video project includes a full recipe video and a short-form edit, so you have both the step-by-step process and a quick, mouthwatering preview.
Full recipe video
An engaging walkthrough of your recipe, from the first steps to the finished dish.
Short-form video
A quick, enticing edit that highlights your recipe’s best moments and makes viewers want a taste.
Choose what you want to hand off.
Book photography, video, or both for a single recipe.
PHOTO
$300 / recipe
A complete set of recipe photography, from ingredients and process to final shots.
4–10 final images, tailored to the recipe and your content needs
Final, ingredient and/or step-by-step shots
Varied angles and compositions
Visual direction tailored to your brand
Branded step-by-step collage for your blog post, included on request
PHOTO & VIDEO
$450 / recipe
A complete photo + video package.
4–10 final images
Final, ingredient and/or step-by-step shots
Full recipe video + short-form video
Text overlays and branded step-by-step collage included on request
One cohesive visual direction across photography and video
VIDEO
$350 / recipe
Two finished videos for every recipe: a full recipe edit and a short-form edit.
Full recipe video showing the process from start to finish
Short-form edit for social platforms
Vertical or horizontal format
Text overlays included on request
Music selection and editing tailored to your content
For full details on what’s included, turnaround, revisions, payment, retainer options and more, visit the FAQ. →
Why work with me? Because I know the food blogging business from the inside.
Before starting this production service, I built and ran a six-figure food blog.
Hi, I’m Marie, mom of 4 and founder of Not Enough Cinnamon and Cinnamon Studio by Marie.
I understand what sits behind every published recipe: the content calendar, the production workload, the pressure to publish consistently and the need to turn one recipe into content for multiple places without lowering the quality.
I’m not approaching your content as an outside photographer. I understand the workflow your content has to fit into.
My job is to make that part of your business easier to run, and easier to scale.
A simple process, from start to finish
01 - You tell me about your project
You fill out a short inquiry form with a few details about your project and the content you’re looking for.
02 — I plan around your recipe
Every recipe has different production needs. I take a look at yours so I can accurately confirm pricing, production timing and delivery.
03 — You define what you need
You fill out a simple but complete onboarding form covering your recipe, content needs, must-haves and preferences. Preview the onboarding form →
04 — I create your content
I review your brand and everything you’ve shared, then handle the planning and production from start to finish. You receive your finished photo and/or video assets, ready to publish.
Everything you need to know
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You start with a short inquiry about your project. Before confirming your project, I take a look at the recipe so I can accurately plan pricing, production timing and delivery. Once everything is confirmed, you’ll complete a simple onboarding form with your content needs and preferences , then I take it from there.
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Yes. You can book photography, video, or both for a single recipe, depending on the content you need.
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As much as you want. The onboarding form gives you space to define your content needs, must-haves, preferences and any specific creative direction you have in mind. If you know exactly what you want, you can be as specific as you need to be. If you’d rather hand off the creative decisions, I can take it from there.
Either way, you don’t need to prepare a formal creative brief or plan the shoot yourself.
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My photography has a clean, bright and modern aesthetic, but every shoot is adapted to fit the brand I’m creating it for. I review your website, existing content and visual identity before production so the new content feels consistent with what you already publish.
If you’re looking to move in a different direction, you can also share references of the style you’d like me to work toward.
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Photography projects include 4–10 final images, depending on the recipe and your content needs.
Video projects include two finished edits: a full recipe video and a short-form video. Photo + Video projects include both.
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Yes. One round of post-production revisions is included with every project.
Revisions cover adjustments to the delivered content. A new shoot or a significant change in direction after production isn’t considered a revision.
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Standard delivery is within 10 business days of your scheduled production date.
If you’re working with a tighter deadline, let me know when you get in touch and I’ll tell you what’s possible.
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Standard recipe ingredients are included in the package price.
If your recipe requires specialty or unusually expensive ingredients, or specific props that need to be purchased for the shoot, I’ll always discuss and approve any additional costs with you in advance.
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Start by filling out the short inquiry form with a few details about your project. I’ll review your request and get back to you with pricing, availability and a production window.
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A 50% retainer is required to secure your production window. The remaining balance is due before final delivery.
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Absolutely. If we’ve worked together before, rebooking is simpler — I already know your brand, preferences and usual content needs.
For clients who need content consistently, I also offer retainer arrangements with reserved production capacity, priority scheduling and preferred pricing.