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Photo Studio Assistant

Doc's Diesel
Bryan, USA
Full-time
Entry
Onsite
$20.00–$22.00 / hour
Discovered Yesterday

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What You’ll Do

  • Shoot clean, consistent silo product photography for web, packaging, and marketplace listings
  • Set up studio lighting, backgrounds, camera gear, and product staging for every shoot
  • Prep, clean, and style diesel and automotive parts to meet our style guide
  • Assist the Photographer and Videographer on set for lifestyle and brand shoots
  • Edit and color-correct images in Photoshop to get them publish-ready
  • Organize finished photo and video assets and track shoot requests through ClickUp
  • Keep the studio, equipment, and props clean and shoot-ready
  • Build your skills toward a Photographer or Videographer role over time

What You Bring

  • Hands-on experience with photography or visual content creation: coursework, freelance work, an internship, or a strong personal portfolio
  • Basic skills with a DSLR or mirrorless camera and studio lighting
  • Basic proficiency in Adobe Photoshop
  • A portfolio of your work, submitted with your application
  • Able to lift up to 50 pounds and stand for extended periods

Nice to Have

  • Basic video capture or editing experience
  • Interest in trucks, diesel, automotive, or enthusiast culture
  • Our Core Values
  • Can Do Attitude
  • Extreme Ownership
  • Customer Focused
  • No B.S.
  • We > Me
  • Compensation
  • $20.00–$22.00 per hour
  • Doc’s Diesel is an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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