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Commercial Photography

Start Your Photography Career

The Commercial Photography Pathway gives students an inside look into a career in photography, while also preparing them for college. Students will learn professional, creative, and technical skills – including
the ins and outs of photographing people, places, and products. This pathway helps students interested in commercial photography develop their skills, talents, and creativity through both coursework and work-based learning.

Career Pathways help students explore their talents and use their experiences in the classroom to select a career path they’re passionate about.

OHS Commercial Photography Website

Prepare in the Classroom

Build a strong foundation with A-G approved courses and prepare yourself for an exciting new commercial photography career. Classes include:

  • Commercial Photography
  • Advanced Commercial Photography (H)

Get Real
Exposure

Take what you learn out into the real world and see first-hand what awaits you in the field of commercial photography. Hands-on, indepth immersive experiences may include:

  • Universities
  • Professional Studios
  • Guest Speakers
  • Workplace Tours
  • On-or-Off-Site Internships

Valuable Training for Exciting Careers

Kickstart your college studies in commercial photography and get a head start on your career with the help of our academic instruction and industry insight. Potential career paths these programs help prepare you for include:

  • Commercial Photographer
  • Artistic Director
  • Commercial Prop Stylist
  • Advertising Agent
  • Layout Artist
  • Graphic Artist
  • Branding Artist
  • Web Designer
  • Museum Curator
  • Set Builder

Industry Average: $20,000 - $94,000/Year
Projected Growth in the Field: 10% to 14%

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Ready to Take Pictures?

Contact your college & career technician for availability.
Programs are subject to change.

CTE Teacher:
Rainey Tanner
(805) 278-2907
Rainey.Tanner@oxnardunion.org

 

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