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3.28: FFCC Regional A Colorguard Championships at St. Cloud

3.28: FFCC Scholastic AAA & Cadet Colorguard Championships at Cypress Creek

4.3: AA Colorguard Championships at UCF

4.3: A, Open, & World Colorguard Championships at UCF

4.4: Percussion & Winds at UCF

Award Retreat Ceremonies & Candids from all Events (Free Download)

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1.17 Regional Premiere at Lakewood Ranch: Cristina Klein Photography

1.17 Regional Premiere at Innovation: Steve Snaps

1.24 National Premiere at FPC: Steve Snaps

1.31 Percussion & Winds at Cypress Creek: Steve Snaps

2.1 South Premiere at Martin County: Al Palacio Photography

2.7 University Orange City: Steve Snaps

2.7 Seminole HS at East Lake: Kayla Gremer Foreid Photography

2.7 Oakleaf: RJ Black Photography

2.14 Flagler Palm Coast: Al Palacio Photography

2.14 University Orlando: Steve Snaps

2.14 Riverview: Ecliptic Designs & Photography

2.21 Oviedo: Steve Snaps

2.21 Plant City: RJ Black Photography

2.21 Venice: Maddie King Photography

2.28 Ridgeview: Steve Snaps

2.28 Largo: Ecliptic Designs & Photography

3.7 Apopka: Steve Snaps

3.7 Braden River: RJ Black Photography

3.7 Freedom Tampa: Cristina Klein Photography

3.7 Hialeah Gardens: Al Palacio Photography

3.8 Oviedo: Steve Snaps

3.14 Fleming Island: Marching Artistry Photography

3.14 Durant: Kayla Gremer Foreid Photography

Shows

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2024 Outdoor Championships

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Media Policies for Teams & Spectators

In the best interest of young performers and instructors in our activity, the following media policies have been implemented for all FFCC events.

Photo Policy

A media credential is not required to photograph at our events, but participants must follow the photography policies listed below. We do not issue press passes- all band or team media must have a wristband and sit in regular or staff seating areas.

For the safety of all performers, flash photography is strictly prohibited at all FFCC events.

For the privacy of all performers, family, friends, and fans are permitted to take photographs for personal use only, and these photographs must be limited to the groups with which they are directly associated. Sales of these images without the explicit permission of FFCC is forbidden.

Professional photographers are required to obtain explicit permission from FFCC prior to capturing any images at our events.

What Not to Bring to Our Shows

The use of portable accessories, including but not limited to tripods, stands, monopods, or any equipment-stabilizing devices, is not allowed within the competition venue. Failure to adhere to these rules may result in immediate dismissal from the event.

NO MONOPODS OR TRIPODS AT ANY INDOOR OR OUTDOOR EVENT!

Anyone blocking the view or otherwise distracting judges or other spectators will be asked to leave.

No drones without the explicit written permission of the FFCC at our events.

Video Policy

As defined by Copyright laws, no video recording is permitted at any FFCC events. While directors may have a designee to record for educational purposes, any sharing or posting of that recording is not condoned by the FFCC.

Any liability associated with unauthorized recordings will rest with the individual or organization making the recording. FFCC does not condone nor accept any liability for unauthorized recordings of its events.

The FFCC Media Team

The FFCC Media Team is made up of former performers, directors, and staff who share a deep love for the marching arts and a passion for celebrating the success of our teams. With experience spanning marketing, video production, photography, and education, our team brings both creative expertise and insider perspective to every story we share. Whether behind the camera or in the editing room, the Media Team works to capture the energy, artistry, and community that make the FFCC so special.

Joining the Team

Members of the FFCC Media Team are more than photographers and videographers—they’re an essential part of our contest staff. Each member is an employee of the organization and plays an active role in ensuring our events run smoothly while capturing the stories and spirit of our performers. We seek individuals with experience as performers, instructors, or choreographers in the marching arts—especially those who share a genuine love for the FFCC community. If you have both a creative eye and a passion for this activity, we’d love to have you be part of our team.

We post openings several times a year so be sure to check back if an application is not available.

Becoming a Photographer

Our photographers play a key role in capturing the energy and emotion of each performance while supporting the smooth operation of every event. As part of our contest staff, FFCC photographers are paid per event and may also sell photos from their assigned regular season shows. At Championships, all images are sold through the FFCC platform, with profits shared among the participating photographers and the circuit.

We’re looking for creative, dependable photographers who thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy being part of a team. Ideal candidates have marching arts experience as performers, instructors, or choreographers, along with strong social media skills for live event coverage. Meeting deadlines, staying organized, and completing all required show-day responsibilities are key parts of the job, along with a passion for celebrating the performers who make our activity shine.

Our goal is to grow photographers in our own circuit who love the FFCC as much as we do. We offer options for photographers just getting started to use our platform to sell photos for a small percentage of profits.

We post openings several times a year so be sure to check back if an application is not available.

Applying to the Media Team

This is a paid position and includes meals and mileage per FFCC Staff guidelines. Looking for candidates interested in working with the FFCC year round. If you are affiliated with a team, you will not be able to work with them on the days you work for the FFCC. All candidates must be at least 18 years old and have graduated from high school. You will be required to complete SafeSport Training and all FFCC new hire paperwork. Must have reliable transportation.

Members of the FFCC Media Team are more than photographers and videographers. They’re an essential part of our contest staff. Each member is an employee of the organization and plays an active role in ensuring our events run smoothly while capturing the stories and spirit of our performers. We seek individuals with experience as performers, instructors, or choreographers in the marching arts, especially those who share a genuine love for the FFCC community. All members of the FFCC Media Team are required to post to social media during events using our guidelines and standards, including photographers. There are additional storage, editing, and sharing tasks required after the event.

This application will be available soon. Please check back.

Preferred candidates will have:

  • Ability to follow written & verbal directions
  • Good communication skills
  • Must have own equipment- phone is okay, camera not required. Hot spot provided.
  • Experience in the marching arts
  • Ability to multi-task and be flexible among time constraints
  • Experience with social media platforms, especially Instagram & TikTok
  • Ability to write in organization’s voice with proper grammar & spelling
  • Attention to detail