Break into a career in
Unit Still Photography
Elevate your skills with lessons from an award-winning expert.
Unit Still Photography, An Introduction
Oct 19th, 1:00pm - 2:00pm PST Book your seat today!
Discover a unique role in the film industry
What is Unit Still Photography?
Also known as Set photography, the craft involves capturing behind-the-scenes images of film and TV sets for use in marketing and publicity. These photos highlight key moments, characters, and the atmosphere, offering a glimpse into the filmmaking process.
Through collaboration with key departments, you’ll work towards ensuring your stills align with the project’s visual tone and deliver what is required. Your work plays a vital role in how films are marketed and remembered, appearing in everything from movie posters to promotional materials.
Looking to try something new?
Could this role be right for you?
Are you someone who is:
Curious about becoming a Unit Still Photographer?
New to photography or looking to make a career shift?
A film crew member interested in a new role?
Excited to work in the film industry?
Eager to build or enhance your portfolio?
Comfortable shooting in Manual mode on a DSLR?
Meet your instructor
Beth Dubber
Beth Dubber is an award-winning unit photographer based in Los Angeles, known for her work in television, film, commercial, and fine art photography. With expertise in both studio and on-location portraiture, Beth’s career began after she moved from Cleveland to LA, overcoming the odds to establish herself as a sought-after photographer in the industry.
Beth’s journey from starting with no connections in Hollywood to joining the union in 2006 and becoming a full-time photographer in just three years showcases her dedication and success. Her extensive experience has equipped her with invaluable insights into the competitive world of Unit Still Photography.
“I’ve learned the ins-and-outs of this business and am excited to share my skills and knowledge with you. My goal is to guide you through the challenges of becoming a Unit Still Photographer with my deep industry expertise.”
20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WORKING ON FILMS & TV SHOWS.
FEATURED IN TOP INDUSTRY PUBLICATIONS & NETWORKS.
2023 PUBLICISTS AWARD WINNER FOR EXCELLENCE IN UNIT STILL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR TELEVISION.
Let’s Get Started
Select Your Ideal Learning Experience
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Training Courses
Advance your skills at your own pace with our comprehensive courses. Dive deep into essential topics and revisit concepts whenever needed.
Ideal for those who prefer self-paced learning.
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Workshops
Join a community of passionate photographers in our live Zoom workshops. Share insights, learn collaboratively, and grow together in an interactive setting.
Perfect for those who thrive in group environments.
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Personalized Coaching
Receive tailored, one-on-one guidance focused on your unique challenges and goals. Our coaching is designed to provide targeted advice to help you achieve your growth potential.
Best for those seeking personalized advice to fast-track their progress.
Real results from all levels
Hear from our past students
Getting into the entertainment industry is all about who you know, and Beth is not only a great mentor but filled with knowledge for those trying to navigate their way into film and TV!
Beth is a generous and patient teacher. Her workshops are informative, motivational, and entertaining. With her guidance I have progressed far faster and accomplished more goals than I ever could have trying to break into the industry on my own. The educational investment I have made in my career with Beth has been worth every penny!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this super informative and helpful class! I just got hired for quite the big indie short with attached name talent, and all the info you provided during the class is really helpful for me for this shoot! I'm so excited and grateful.
I took Beth's on-class as we were coming out of the covid pandemic. As a photojournalist, I come from the background of shooting sports, concerts, and street photography. I was interested in learning how to maneuver as a unit still photographer. Beth gave me valuable information about how to pursue local 600, she also broke down her journey and how it related to mine. I walked away with new knowledge and felt more confident about shooting stills on set.
The great thing about Beth's 3 month goal setting workshop is that you commit yourself to being accountable to other artists for a specific amount of time. Having that structure helps my productivity. This was more than just a workshop on learning about the world of unit still photography. Seeing Beth finish her portrait series “Hollywood On The Spectrum” during the time she was teaching us was really encouraging and helped me develop projects that I had been brainstorming for a while. Beth was also generous with her one-on-one time and her honest feedback helped me think more critically about the quality of an image and be more selective in choosing what work to show.
