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MAJOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT 2: DIGITAL ASPECT OF food blog

FOOD BLOG
for this post, I will be focussing on how I will be presenting the food i cooked  in my food blog.
for my major project, I cooked 3 African dishes from 3 different African countries and regions.
  1. MORROCO (NORTH AFRICA): LAMB TAGINE
  2. GHANA(WEST AFRICA): JOLLOF RICE
  3. CONGO(CENTRAL AFRICA): PONDU SOUP
After researching the ingredients and cooking style, the main focus was on how to edit the video and how the video will be linked to my cooking blog successfully and what software and websites will be needed. therefore,after alot of research, i finally found the software and websites i will be using to complete the last aspect of my food blog.
  1. video pad video editor by NCH software. this is the free software i used to edit my videos and I learnt how to use it through their tutorials on youtube.
vsdc free screen recorder: I will be using this to record the process of my editing and give a vivid representation of how I edited my videos.
youtube: I will use youtube as a way to share my videos and link it back to my food blog. This will be easier for me and i will also be able to reach a wider audience.
lunapic: i will use this app to make my logo transparent so that i can apply it to my videos
ON my next post I will show how I will be using each software.


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