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For the senior who is a go-getter the rewards are great. In previous years we have had high school seniors who have earned well over $1000 of portraiture - absolutely free for just helping to promote our studio! For our senior spokes models we offer the following:

* Your own extended photoshoot in studio & on location of your choice with multiple clothing changes

* 8 X 10 leather portfolio of your portraits engraved with your name.

* DVD Slide show of your photo shoot set to music

* Earnable credits towards the purchase of your portraits based on how hard you promote us.

* And of course the most creative senior portraiture in Charleston and the Lowcountry!

Are you interested in becoming Gissendanner Photography's spokes model for your school? Each spring our studio selects 1 to 2 High School Juniors who are upcoming Seniors from local schools to represent Gissendanner Photography. We are looking for extremely outgoing juniors who are popular and well liked among the student body. We expect the chosen spokes models to promote our studio among the other upcoming seniors both verbally and by showing their portfolio of photographs. Spokes models will be provided with promotional material such as brochures, DVD's of their portrait sessions etc., to distribute to other interested students. We also expect the spokes model to assist us in developing a mailing list of eligible students. At no time do we expect a student to break any school rules or to disrupt the school day in anyway.

Gissendanner Photography is Charleston's Premier Studio of Photography. We are a full service studio and production facility utilizing traditional film and the latest in digital technologies. Our studio is dedicated to creating unique, creative and high quality photography for our many wedding, portrait, and commercial clients.

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