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Nossi College of Art and Design

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Nossi College of Art and Design
Nossi College of Art and Design
Nashville - 590 Creative Way - TN 37115
The Photography Program at Nossi College of Art and Design in Nashville reflects the school’s long-standing commitment to merging creativity with real-world professionalism. Founded in 1973 as a small fine art school, Nossi has evolved into a nationally accredited college that equips students with both artistic mastery and practical business acumen. Its Bachelor of Graphic Arts (BGA) in Photography program stands out for integrating visual artistry with the latest technology, preparing students to enter the ever-changing world of commercial photography with confidence and expertise.

The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in camera operation, lighting, composition, and digital post-production. Students gain fluency in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, learning not only how to produce striking imagery but also how to refine and present it professionally. Courses cover an impressive range of photographic disciplines—spanning photojournalism, portraiture, wedding, fashion, advertising, food, sports, and travel photography—allowing students to discover their niche while mastering versatility across genres.

What distinguishes Nossi’s photography program is its strong emphasis on business and marketing skills. Through the Online Marketing and Business of Photography I and II courses, students develop a solid understanding of client management, branding, and the legal aspects of running a creative enterprise. This dual focus on artistry and entrepreneurship ensures that graduates are prepared not only to create exceptional images but also to sustain successful careers in a competitive market.

Students benefit from personalized instruction, small class sizes, and hands-on experience with industry-standard equipment in professional studio settings. The program encourages real-world application through internships and client-based projects, helping students build portfolios that reflect both technical skill and creative vision.

Graduates of Nossi College’s Photography Program emerge as well-rounded professionals—photojournalists, commercial photographers, and visual storytellers—ready to shape the next generation of photographic innovation.

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