Head Shots

Head shot sessions typically run 2-3 hours, including time for make-up and outfit changes. We’ll shoot both in my studio and outdoors to get a healthy mix of looks and feels for your shots. A hair and make-up artist is strongly recommended. If you can’t afford one, at the very least try to bring a friend to help with touch-ups and corralling hair (you’d be surprised how big a job that is).

The photos will be ready for you within two or three days. Images will be sent to you in two sizes: full-resolution for printing and web-sized for online distribution (email, networking, etc). Copies of digital negative (RAW) files—necessary only for professionally retouching—are available for an additional fee.

Speaking of which, your head shot session will also include three free image retouches. No matter how beautiful the subject (and you’re all beautiful, believe me), putting your best foot forward works a lot better if you shine your shoes first.

Comp Cards

Comp cards have become a popular way of providing casting agents and managers a better idea of your range. Put simply, a head shot tells an agent who you are. A comp card tells them who you can be.

A typical comp card presents four different looks, usually enough to cover a good scope of the roles, though more are easily added as desired. Understandably, a comp card shoot is longer and more involved than just head shots and can sometimes span two sessions.

But wait, there’s more

I am also available for couples portraits, engagement sessions, weddings, and more. Drop me a line. I’d love to hear from you.