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Jason Kirby, the founder of The Right Light Photography seeks innovative business models that can help grow photographer’s confidence and skills through education and practice and joins Enterprise Radio.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Jason Kirby discuss the following:
- What got you into photography?
- What are you currently working on in the photography industry?
- Which are you most passionate about?
- Do you have any other projects in the works that you want to share?
- What would you like to share with other photographers that are looking to start a business?
Duration: 10:08
Jason Kirby is the founder of The Right Light Photography, a parent company to multiple business focused on the photography industry. It is his personal goal to help the world understand photography better and to capture more amazing photographs to document this fabulous world we live in. He started off with just doing events and headshots for small corporate clients then stepping up to offering solutions to Fortune 500 companies to see an ROI off their marketing budget which is a new concept to most companies. From there Jason began teaching basic photography classes to the moms and dads of San Diego and growing to more advanced courses with multiple instructors (www.sandiegophotographyclasses.com).
Since then he opened up a 3,000+ sqft photography studio with 2 shooting areas and 3 offices to allow for an affordable rental studio to his students and fellow photographers of San Diego. His latest venture has been Snap Photo Tours, a photo walking tour that offers historic walking tours, all day, every day to capture a portion of the 32 million visitors that come to San Diego every year. His next venture will be take the education online and further his reach to the rest of the world and bring together a community of photographers to make everyone better photographers.
Related Web Site: rightlightstudios.com
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