JT Spunk | Photography

what college would be best to major in photographing models?

I want to photograph models… for example magazine covers of Vanity Fair, or pictures for America’s next top model. What college in the east part of USA. Would I just major in photography or is their a specific area I would need to major in?? Please help!!!

There are no subject specific schools.

What you learn is how to use your camera’s under ANY situation and lighting with extreme confidence.

Top four schools

Art Center
Brooks
Cal Arts
RIT

My major was industrial/scientific, but now I shoot editorial, sports and glamour most of the time

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