Job Description

Job Title: Studio Editor (Photographer & Retoucher)

Location: Rebecca Rose Fine Portraits – Jacksonville Location

Reports To: Studio Operations (Photography) Manager and Editing & Retouching Manager

Classification: Full-Time, Hourly $22-$25 based on experience

Position Summary

The Studio Editor at Rebecca Rose Fine Portraits is a hybrid creative role responsible for both capturing and enhancing luxury portraiture. This full-time position is divided approximately 50/50 between in-studio photography and high-end photo retouching. As a Studio Editor, you will contribute directly to both the artistic creation and post-production refinement of client portraits, ensuring each image aligns with our brand’s elevated standard of beauty, authenticity, and timelessness.

You’ll be part of a collaborative, cross-trained studio team where flexibility, teamwork, and a strong client-centric approach are essential to delivering a polished and memorable client experience.

Key Responsibilities

Photography (Approx. 20 Hours/Week)

• Lead and assist in client portrait sessions in accordance with company styling, posing, and luxury standards.
• Create a warm, confident, and engaging environment for clients—especially families and children—throughout their sessions.
• Ensure technical excellence in composition, lighting, and camera operation.
• Assist with studio setup, including lighting, props, and backdrops, ensuring readiness and brand consistency.

Editing & Retouching (Approx. 20 Hours/Week)

• Retouch and enhance client images using Adobe, Photoshop, and Evoto, to a high-end, publication-quality finish.
• Perform tasks including skin smoothing, blemish removal, tone correction, contrast and clarity adjustments, and detailed artistic enhancements—while maintaining the natural look of the subject.
• Maintain consistency across all edits, adhering to studio style guides and workflows.
• Complete final quality control reviews before client reveals or delivery.

Collaboration & Communication

• Participate in team meetings and critiques; offer and receive constructive feedback to refine processes and maintain high standards.
• Communicate openly with studio leaders and fellow photographers/editors about client needs, scheduling, and project progress.
• Collaborate across roles to ensure seamless transitions from photography to editing, and ultimately to client sales and satisfaction.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom (portfolio required, or ability to perform a live interview assessment ).
• Beginner to Intermediate technical knowledge of DSLR or mirrorless camera systems and studio lighting.
• Detail-oriented with a refined aesthetic and passion for artistic excellence.
• Ability to receive and implement daily feedback gracefully and quickly.
• Professional demeanor with excellent time management and communication skills.
• Comfort working both independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• Must be comfortable working daily with children of all ages, and pets of all breeds and sizes.

We specialize in legacy portraits, that comprises the whole family- which often includes dogs or cats. Comfort with dogs of all breeds and sizes is essential, as Studio Editors are expected to confidently engage and pose pets during sessions—this may occasionally include being jumped on by an excited puppy or working through initial barking or nervous energy to build trust and capture the perfect portrait. Safety is our top priority, and all pets are required to pass a pre-screening with our booking team.

Preferred Experience

● 1+ year in a professional studio photography or editing setting.

● Experience in luxury portraiture or fine art photography is a strong plus, but not required!

● Familiarity with print-quality retouching standards and high-volume editing workflows.

While the above qualifications are a strong plus, they are not required, and we always provide training. We are willing to work with the right candidate, someone who meets our company’s values and is determined, even if their photography/editing experience is considered more beginner to intermediate.

Schedule & Compensation

• Full-time (approx. 40 hours/week), Wednesday through Saturday 10:30 AM – 8:30 PM
• Pay Grade: $22-$25 with eligibility for sales commissions after probationary period.
• PTO, healthcare insurance plan and benefits eligibility after 90 days of employment.
• Opportunity for overtime pay and traveling to cover other studio locations, on occasion if available.

Core Values at Rebecca Rose Fine Portraits

All team members are expected to embody the following values:

Client-Centered Excellence – Every task, edit, and interaction is guided by a commitment to exceptional client experiences.

Creativity & Craftsmanship – Every image should showcase intentionality, artistry, and technical precision.

Team Unity – We believe in open communication, cross-functional collaboration, and mutual support.

Professional Accountability – High expectations, met with consistency, punctuality, and integrity.

Positivity & Adaptability – Bring solution-oriented thinking, especially in a fast-paced and evolving studio environment.

Rebecca Rose Fine Portraits is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees, regardless of race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

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