My sessions are relaxed and collaborative to ensure you feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera. I show you the photos as we go along so that you’re involved in the process. What feels like a natural, relaxed expression may look a bit serious what feels subtle may be too much. You’ll be able to see if you’re doing too much or too little and we adjust as we go along.

We’ll aim to get images that show a range (such as warm, smiling, serious, edgy) and that capture your personality and uniqueness too. If you know your casting type, we’ll take images to reflect that. I take plenty of images to ensure you have a strong selection to choose from. Your final gallery is easy to access and share, so you can get feedback if needed.

So whether this is your first headshot session or you’ve done it many times before, you’re in safe hands.

To get the most out of your shoot, it helps to plan ahead. Here are a few things to consider:

Here are a few things to think about:

• How many images do you need? Consider the variety of looks you’ll require for your agent or Spotlight etc.
• What you’ll wear: Choose outfits that complement your natural feature such as your skin tone and eye colour. If you are targeting specific casting types, plan outfits that align with each character type.
• Do you need any full-length shots? If yes, bring appropriate full-length outfits as well.
• Does your hair need a trim or styling? Ensure it’s neat and not covering your eyes unless that’s intentional for a specific look. You don’t really a stylist or professional hair / make-up for acting headshots (but you can if you like).

Preparing in advance makes all the difference. Click here to check out my blog for more tips and inspiration!