The Photography 4 Teens workbook. It has white spiral binding and the cover is half white on top and half yellowish-green on the bottom. The title is on the top and in the middle is a circle made up of pictures of teens holding up cameras. In the middle it reads "learn the basic techniques to be an exceptional photographer."
The spiral bound Intro to Photography 4 Teens workbook is open to show the table of contents. On the top-right of the left page is a smiling teenage boy sitting in a directors chair. The right page is all yellow with “Section 01” printed in the middle in white.
A photo of a red-haired teenager in a burgundy shirt holding up a large digital camera taking a picture of the mountainous scenery.
Photography 4 Teens program screenshot showing an image at the top of a smiling blonde teenage girl taking a picture, holding her hat down with her left hand, and holding an old camera with her right. There are cement steps behind the girl, out of focus. Over the picture is a logo and descriptive text. Below are 4 screenshots with a play button over the tops. The screenshots are titled "lessons," "workshops," "demonstrations," and "assignments."
A screenshot from the Photography 4 Teens program. There is a menu on the left and the background is a white with a bright purple boarder at the top and a button at the bottom. The middle of the screen shows a screenshot of a gray-haired man with glasses and a necktie in the middle of talking. To the upper-left of him is a picture of a teenage boy outside with the sun setting behind them. The words across the screen reads “Lighting should be used to: Add SEPARATION.”
A screenshot from the Photography 4 Teens program. There is a menu on the left and the background is a white with a bright purple boarder at the top and a button at the bottom. The middle of the screen shows a dark-haired teenage boy in a burgundy shirt setting up a light umbrella, used in lighting for photography.
A screenshot from the Photography 4 Teens program. There is a menu on the left and the background is a white with a bright purple boarder at the top and a button at the bottom. The middle of the screen shows a screenshot of a gray-haired man with glasses and a necktie in the middle of talking. To the upper-left of him is a picture of a white car in the night parked under a street lamp. The words across the screen reads “Good EXPOSURE means there’s enough light in your SHOT to get the photo you want.”
A screenshot from the Photography 4 Teens program. There is a menu on the left and the background is a white with a bright purple boarder at the top and a button at the bottom. The middle of the screen shows a screenshot of a gray-haired man with a necktie in the middle of talking to a blonde teenage girl. You can see a large green screen and camera with lighting setup behind them.

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Photography 4 Teens

Photography 4 Teens

A project-based course that teaches preteens and teens the art, science, and storytelling power of photography.

$250

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Grades7th+
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In a Curriculum Kit

In a Curriculum Kit

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Multisensory Learning

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Photography 4 Teens

Don't let the title fool you—Photography 4 Teens isn't just for high schoolers with a flair for artsy angles. This online, self-paced course is perfect for any aspiring photographer ages 10 and up, whether he's snapping pics for fun or exploring a creative career path.

No fancy camera? No problem. All your student needs is a smartphone. (Bonus content is available if he does have a DSLR and wants to geek out on settings.)

What Your Student Will Learn (No Parent Instruction Needed):

  • The essentials: lighting, exposure, composition, framing, and storytelling
  • How to shoot in different genres—portraits, nature, action shots, and more
  • Practical skills like editing, interacting with subjects, and even making money with photography
  • Expert tips from real photographers via fun, approachable video lessons
  • How to think like a photographer and apply it all through creative assignments

What's in the Course:

  • 12 interactive modules with video lessons, hands-on assignments, and student workshops
  • Photo critiques featuring real student work
  • A downloadable 50-page full-color workbook
  • Designed for about 60 hours of learning (1 semester credit)
  • Transcript description and grading rubric included for easy record-keeping

Why Parents Love It:

  • It's plug-and-play—your kid learns, you don't have to teach
  • Fully online and self-paced, so it fits any schedule
  • Real photography skills, minus the tech overwhelm or eye-glazing theory
  • Your student's photos go from "accidental masterpiece" to "actually intentional"

Whether he's a future pro or a curious creative, Photography 4 Teens helps kids develop an eye for beauty, a sense of storytelling, and a portfolio that might just blow you away.

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If you have not been able to get back in to your course or your login, you can go to the Film School 4 Teens website (www.fs4t.com) and look for the "RESUME COURSE" on the front home page in the upper right hand corner. You will then use your school or personal email to get back into your login and to your dashboard where you should see your courses.

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