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TrustScore 4 out of 5

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  1. School
  2. Cooking Class
  3. Cooking School
  4. Culinary School
  5. Media and Marketing Agency

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An online school that teaches people who can already cook how to become food creators. School is ran by @chefjamessharman


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Best Investment Ever

If you have seen James’ videos on IG you might have been like me and definitely thought you could never make anything like that. But he made a course to teach you how and the course is so detailed and walks you through, step by step in such a simple to follow way. How to plan the video and the shots, lighting, filming (all on an iPhone, no fancy camera), editing, etc. It is broken down in such a way that anyone can learn how to make incredible videos. You could honestly even apply these techniques to other types of content as well. I highly recommend this school to a content creator who wants visually incredible content to attract attention, stop the scroll and gain followers and engagement. It is worth every penny you invest as your content will stand out when you do the lessons, apply what you learned, join the community and get feedback on your videos before posting them, etc. It’s a school and coaching all in one! I don’t know anyone else offering this much value for the price, it’s incredible. Take the leap, sign up, and may your content never be dull again ;)

11 July 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

PLUS another 5 stars from me

PLUS another 5 stars from me!

I could go on for days about how much I’ve learned from James. His teaching style is incredibly detailed, creative, and easy to follow. He walks you through every step of the process, is always attentive to questions, and is genuinely encouraging throughout the learning experience.
I still have so much to learn, but the videos I’ve created using the techniques James has taught me have already outperformed any of my previous content, and they’re continuing to grow.
If you’re on the fence, just take the leap. Don’t waste another minute wondering if it’s worth it. This has been one of the best investments I’ve made.
For perspective, I’m just a home cook with very basic Instagram and TikTok editing skills… and I mean very basic. If I can learn this, anyone can.

10 July 2026
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