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High-Protein Overnight Oats Recipe

Shorts60s12 shots

Healthy recipe UGC. High-protein overnight oats. Ingredient flat lay, hands adding each layer, close-up of texture, fridge door closing, next-morning reveal, first bite. VO: macros and prep time. YouT…

This is a 12-shot filming plan for a 60s Shorts recipe video — high-Protein Overnight Oats Recipe. Each shot specifies what appears on camera, the movement type, and the script or voiceover line, so you can film in sequence without stopping to think between takes. It's structured for YouTube Shorts' educational format, with a clear value proposition up front and logical shot progression. Use it as an on-set checklist: work through each shot in order, adjust framing to your location, and adapt the script lines to your own voice.

Shot list

1HOOK0–3s
Wide shot of kitchen counter with ingredients laid out in a flat lay
Voiceover:Here's how to make high-protein overnight oats.
2PROBLEM4–10s
Overhead shot of hands picking up a bowl and a measuring cup
3PROBLEM11–15s
Close-up of oats being poured into the bowl
4INSIGHT16–20s
Medium shot of hands adding protein powder to the oats
5INSIGHT21–25s
Close-up of hands adding yogurt into the bowl, mixing with a spoon
6SOLUTION26–30s
Close-up of hands adding chia seeds and honey, followed by mixing
7SOLUTION31–35s
Medium shot of the final mixture being placed into a jar
8SOLUTION36–40s
Wide shot of fridge door opening and jar being placed inside
9RESULT41–45s
Wide shot of fridge door closing with a soft click
10RESULT46–50s
Wide shot of fridge door opening the next morning with sunlight streaming in
11RESULT51–55s
Close-up of spoon taking the first bite of oats from the jar
12FINAL56–60s
Overhead shot of the empty jar showcased on the counter with oats around
Voiceover:Macros and prep time.

Why this format works

Recipe content performs because the outcome is concrete and shareable. Viewers save it, return to it, and recreate it — meaning one good shoot can generate sustained traffic for months. The shot list captures the steps in the order viewers need to follow them, not the order that's easiest to film.

Filming tips for Shorts

Open with the payoff visible in the frame — Shorts viewers decide in the first second whether to stay.
Speak clearly and slightly slower than feels natural; Shorts are often watched without captions.
Shoot from the same position for every shot that's meant to be in the same scene — continuity matters more than variety.
Film your strongest take last. Energy builds with repetition.

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