[ SECRET POST #2748 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2748 ⌋

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Notes:

Early because ... World Cup! No other excuse.

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Comments

Re: How do I?

[siofrabunnies]

From what I saw, any certification is purely for bragging/networking.

Classes seem to be 1-2 years, and are more about how to work studio and developing equipment and programs, staging/lighting/etc, or building a portfolio. So, it could certainly be helpful, and it would start to get your name known.

Really, like with any other art, there's nothing you need other than skill, knowledge, and tools. You don't need a degree to be a photographer. From what I could see, you don't need to take a full degree, even a two-year one, just take the photography line. The school I looked at showed seven classes spread out over three semesters.

If you really do have some skill, the community college route sounds like a good idea for honing skills and experience.