Digital Headshot Session

My Digital headshot session is designed to create a marketing tool that will capture attention from industry professionals and propel your career in a new direction. In doing so, I concentrate on using your own personal expression and creativity throughout the entire process. I become a director and guide you towards what will become a captivating headshot tailored specifically for you.

​

THE SESSION

In order to do this, I shoot between 4-6 different looks during a session. I like to give everyone a wide range of looks so that you are able to use multiple shots for different marketing purposes. I’ll get into clothing a little later, but basically I ask that you bring a ton of your favorite stuff.  I don’t put a strict limit on the number of shots I take and shoot each look until I feel we’ve gotten it covered. As you can tell from the shots on my website, I like to shoot in a horizontal format.You and I will inspect each shot one by one to determine its potential use or not.  When we are done I’ve usually shot anywhere between 250 and 350 shots during the session and you'll end up with somewhere between 75-100 final shots that you have approved as candidates for marketing yourself.(and possibly a few fun ones in there that we just can't seem to delete!)

Your Clothing

I ask that everyone bring at least 10 and maximum 15 different looks for themselves (tops only, unless you want some 3/4 shots). I like to decide what you will wear from a wide range of clothing. Rule #1: You have to love it! I don't want to shoot anything that you don't feel comfortable wearing. Never dress with the thought that you would book a certain role if you wore a particular outfit.  If you don’t feel comfortable in it, you won’t shoot well while wearing it.   Remember, be yourself because this is where you can get some of your own personal style into the shot.  People always ask me what colors are best and I really don't have an answer for that.   It's better for me to get a visual of something, so I suggest bringing a wide variety of colors.  I have actually been surprised in the past by my clients bringing a top that off the bat I don't think will work and it turns out to look great on camera.  Don't be seasonal, everything from t-shirts, tank tops to sweaters and light jackets can work.  I love textures and layers, but would generally stay away from crazy patterns.  If it's not in the studio we can't shoot it, so don't fool around here.  If you find yourself questioning whether or not something will work just bring it along.  I also suggest having some fun with this, if you feel your wardrobe is missing something then go shopping and we'll keep the tags on it and you can return the items you don't want to keep after the shoot.