Real Estate Photographer - DFW

Real Estate Photographer - DFW studioUSA Dallas-Fort Worth, TX Job Details Temporary | Seasonal | Contract | Freelance From $61.25 an hour 4 hours ago Benefits Professional development assistance Flexible schedule Qualifications Photography Video shooting Drone operation Driver's License Remote Pilot Certificate Full Job Description studioUSA is looking for overflow photographers to cover MLS listing shoots across Dallas-Fort Worth. We have steady listing volume and need reliable independents to take work when the primary roster is booked out 48+ hours.

Real Estate Photography:

1 year (Required)

Responsibilities:

MLS listing photography across DFW (Dallas, Tarrant, Collin counties) Knowledgeable in taking Aerial shots, Cinematic/Social Media Reels Video, and Twilight photos. 35+ high-res photos per listing, 3983 × 2655 @ 300dpi minimum Same-day or next-day raw upload Direct agent scheduling through our booking portal 2-4 shoots per day achievable during peak season (March-July)

Requirements :

Full-frame body, wide-angle (16-35mm or equiv.), tripod, off-camera flash/strobe Reliable vehicle, valid license, current auto insurance Weekday + weekend availability Free of any non-compete restrictions from prior employers E&O insurance or willingness to bind before first shoot FAA Part 107 (drone) — opens aerial add-ons Existing DFW MLS shooting experience. Advantage Familiarity with Aryeo or comparable booking platforms. Advantage Must have reliable internet connection. 1099 independent contractors.

Estimated Compensation:

From $61.25 per shoot (commission, 35% of ticket ; higher-tier packages pay more) •Send portfolio link (10-20 real estate shots, MLS-grade), DFW coverage area, gear list, and earliest available start to . No phone calls. No agencies.

Job Types:

Contract, Seasonal, Freelance Benefits:

Flexible schedule Professional development assistance

Compensation Package:

1099 contract Bonus opportunities Commission pay Paid per project Tips Application Question(s): Describe the most technically challenging real estate shoot you've run. What was the property, what went wrong, and what did you do about it?

Experience:

Real Estate Photography:

1 year (Required)

License/Certification:

FAA Part 107 (Required) Ability to

Commute:

Dallas-Fort Worth, TX (Required)

Work Location:

On the road