1 - Researching the Project

You will research client options, scout your project, and create a project plan that encompasses client goals, lighting, location, technology, and more.

2 - Conducting the Photo Shoot

The big day is here. Working from your plan, execute your project photo shoot.

3 - Selecting, Editing, and Presenting Images

It's time to curate your images. Select and edit your best images and develop a polished client presentation that can be delivered over the Web.

Students in this course can expect to learn to:

• Research a local client/customer for your project, showing an understanding of both your client and photography genres and stylistic trends relevant to your project.
• Develop a photo shoot plan that addresses all essential factors for success: client goals, lighting, location, technology, and more.
• Conduct a photoshoot that results in a set of high quality, accomplished images that meet client and project goals and show your skills as a photographer.
• Select and digitally edit your project images into a set of professional standard final images.
• Present your work to the instructor and client in a compelling, professional manner.

Interested in this course? This course is available to students enrolled in the Associate of Occupational Studies program.

Software and Supplies

To take this course you'll need:

• Computer with Internet connection.
• Digital camera
• Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom or equivalent programs.
• Experience in the above software.