PhotographicTechnologyAssociate of Science Degree

School of Photography

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For over 50 years, Daytona State College graduates have taken their place among the leading photographers in the nation. In the early years, few programs in the country were able to offer the range and depth of instruction that provided the foundation for these stellar careers. The department grew into the largest, most comprehensive photography program in the Southeast.

Daytona State College offers the technical instruction and theoretical knowledge in photography to assist graduates in successfully entering the commercial, fine arts and editorial fields. Coursework covers traditional and digital photography, in and out of the studio, as well as the medium’s history and aesthetics, to prepare photographers as artists and visual communicators.

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Degree Associate of Science

Number of Credits 64

Length of Program 2 Years

Job Prospects Demand expected to increase 11 percent by 2018

Salary National average for this occupation is $36,370.

Program InformationSuccessful completion of the AS degree can lead to a seamless transfer to a BS degree in photography through a partnership with the University of Central Florida. All classes needed to complete the bachelor’s degree program may be taken in shared facilities on the Daytona Beach Campus with cross-level instruction by faculty from both institutions.

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Daytona State College offers a bachelor of applied science degree program to those who have earned an associate of arts (AA) degree or an associate of science (AS) degree. Those with AA degrees will be required to complete a total of 18 credits in an occupational/technical area (e.g., photographic technology, computer science, business, etc.) with a grade of “C” or better in each course. These courses are in lieu of the additional core general educational requirements needed by the AA/AS graduate.

Given our new state-of-the-art facilities and close relationship with the college’s Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona State College is an exciting place to explore and develop personal visions. The Southeast Museum of Photography provides unique learning opportunities to examine exhibitions by master photographers and participate in special events with many lectures and classroom visits by guest artists.

Daytona State College meets the challenges of a rapidly changing creative environment with a program that stresses the fundamental aspects of photography, the highest level of technical proficiency and creative judgment, providing a broad understanding of the ideas and skills needed in the profession today.

Photography flourishes on the “World’s Most Famous Beach.”

Bruce Evenson, Portrait Studio Owner, St. Petersburg, FLJerry Carroll, Director of Photography, St. Joseph's Hospital, Tampa, FLDavid Heller, Photographer, Tampa General Hospital, Tampa FLAlain Boniec, Sr. Photographer, Walt Disney World, Orlando, FLDavid Roark, Photographer, Yellow Shoes Creative Group, Orlando, FLJackie Green, Director of Research, USA Today, Washington, D.C.Andy Newitt, Media Specialist, FPL, St. Petersburg, FLGreg Pachkowski, Owner, Portrait Studio, Gainesville, FLAmanda Sosa-Stone, Photographer’s Rep/Consultant, Orlando, FLBob Self, Staff Photographer, Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville, FLJason Quast, Robert Starling Photography, Orlando, FLDavid Martin, Photographer, Associated Press, Montgomery, ALScott Craft, Owner, Craft Studio, Charleston, SC Tom Bartlett, Owner, Bartlett Commercial Photography, Orlando, FL Dee Garrett, Photographer, Garrett's Studio, Atlanta, GASkip Caplan, Photo Illustrator, New York, NYSusan Oswalt, Illustrator /Stylist, Dallas, TX Joe Craig, Owner, Joe Craig Studio, Dexter, MO Gene Gibbs, Owner, Media Photographics, Holly Hill, FLTom King, Watersports Photographer, Orlando, FL T. J. Stiller, Media Photographer, University of Montana, Bozeman, MADoug Johns, Photo Illustrator, St. Petersburg, FL Cindy Bell, Photographer, Corning Glass, Corning, NY

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Glenn Benson, Photographer, McDonnell-Douglas, Columbia, SCSam Cranston, Photo editor, NASCAR Scene, Charlotte, NCJeff Camp, editorial Photographer, Sarasota, FL Julie Fletcher, Staff Photographer, Orlando Sentinel, Orlando, FL Kenny Kane, Sports Photographer, Phoenix, AZ Paul Daniels, Photographic Illustration, Atlanta, GA Mike Gatulli, Photographer, Fashion/Illustration, Miami, FL Mark Schaible, Aerial/Flight Photographer, Oshkosh, WI Susan Bourgoin, Owner, Visual Cuisines (Food) Orlando, FL Michael Meadows, Director of Photography, Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL Ed McDonald, Illustrative Photographer, Orlando, FL Julayne Farmer, Art Therapist, Angkor Children’s Hospital, Angkor Wat, CambodiaKim MacDonald, Director of Photography, Habitat for Humanity, Americus, GAMichael Microulis, Photographer, Jay Silverman Productions, Los Angeles, CA Jim Madden, Photo Illustration, Chattanooga, TNTravis Ruse, Photo editor, Inc. Magazine, New York, NYWendy Lynch Refern, Publisher, Under the Radar Magazine, Beverly Hills, CA Eduardo Rubiano, Picture editor, Communications, National Geographic Society, Washington, DCSteven Crowley, Staff Photographer, New York Times, Washington, DC

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The Daytona State College Photographic Technology program offers a solid foundation in traditional and digital photographic skills. You can pursue an associate of science degree and earn a bachelor's degree from the University of Central Florida.

The program provides students with comprehensive technical and theoretical training to faciliatate the development of skills for the editorial, advertising, fine arts and photo technology fields.

This program can be completed in two years and some program specific courses include: Fine Arts Digital Imaging; editorial Photography; History and Aesthetics of Photography; Commercial / Illustration Photography; Business Practices in Photography, Studio Lighting and Location Photography.

Workshops, lectures and guest artists enhance the intense and progressive curriculum, giving students opportunities to explore the world of photography.

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Job prospects and average earning statements are based on information provided by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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