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About the position

We're seeking a motivated, detail-oriented Photo Studio Assistant to join our in-house production team. This is a great opportunity for someone who has recently graduated from photography school or has 1–2 years of studio experience and is looking to gain hands-on experience in a commercial photo studio. You’ll work closely with our photographers and production team to support daily shoots—maintaining a clean and organized studio, assisting with lighting setups, helping reset or paint sets, and managing essential equipment. This role also includes light administrative tasks and provides valuable exposure to the inner workings of a professional content studio.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain cleanliness and organization of the studio throughout the day
  • Work with photographers to reset lighting and EQ between shoots, including moving props, backdrops, and painting surfaces as needed
  • Work with photographers to create and maintain equipment checklists for each shoot week
  • Assist with lighting setups, breakdowns, and adjustments under photographer guidance
  • Support photographers and production team with day-to-day shoot needs
  • Manage and organize equipment inventory and supplies under the supervision of the studio Production Manager.
  • Perform light administrative tasks (e.g., logging equipment usage, assisting with shoot schedules, updating studio records, receiving and distributing packages for the studio)
  • Ensure all gear is properly stored, labeled, and in working order
  • Uphold studio protocols at all times
  • Additional photography or production support on larger campaign and editorial shoots as needed.

Requirements

  • Recent graduate of a photography or visual media program OR 1–2 years of experience in a photo studio environment
  • Strong interest in photography, lighting, and e-commerce production
  • Basic understanding of studio lighting and grip equipment (Strobes, modifiers, C-stands, etc.)
  • Comfortable with physical tasks—must be able to lift 50lbs and reset photoshoot sets
  • Detail-oriented, highly organized, and a good problem solver
  • Strong work ethic and a positive, team-player attitude
  • Willingness to learn and take direction from experienced photographers and producers, this position will have room for growth into either field.

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off including vacation, paid bereavement, and family sick leave - every employee needs time to take care of themselves and their family.
  • Universal Paid Parental Leave for both parents + flexible return to work program - because we know your newest family member(s) deserve your undivided attention.
  • Paid Sabbatical after 5 years of continuous service - Unplug, recharge, and have some fun!
  • Exclusive employee subscription and rental discounts - to ensure you experience the magic of renting the runway (and give us valued feedback!).
  • Comprehensive health, vision, dental, FSA and dependent care from day 1 of employment - Your health comes first and we’ve got you covered.
  • 401k match - an investment in your future.
  • Company wide events and outings - our team spirit is no joke - we know how to have fun!
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