What is Media Day Photography?

We strive to create an unforgettable experience for every athlete while also meeting the school’s need for high-quality promotional content. Media Day is designed to be more than just a photo session, it’s an energy-filled, confidence-building, team-bonding experience where athletes feel celebrated, seen, and excited about their season.

Both the school and the athletes receive access to a gallery of professional digital images captured during Media Day. These photos become valuable tools throughout the season and beyond. Schools can use them for social media graphics, game day posts, team schedule posters, roster announcements, senior night tributes, fundraising promotions, website updates, and sponsor spotlights. Athletes can use their images for personal keepsakes, college recruiting profiles, social media, and sharing their season with family and friends.

By providing images that serve both promotional and personal purposes, Media Day delivers lasting value far beyond a single event — supporting the program’s visibility while giving athletes memories they’re proud to share.

Graphics

My graphic design services help teams and schools turn their Media Day photos into eye-catching, professional visuals that build excitement all season long. I specialize in creating custom social media graphics and team schedule posters that highlight your athletes, promote upcoming games, and showcase school pride.

These designs are typically packaged with Media Day photography, giving you a complete content bundle — not just photos, but ready-to-use graphics. From game day posts and player spotlights to schedule posters, senior night graphics, and fundraiser promotions, everything is designed with a consistent, branded look that represents your program at a high level.

Instead of scrambling to create posts during the season, you’ll have a library of polished visuals ready to go, helping your team stay visible, organized, and professional across social media, print materials, and school promotions.