The business of photography and headshots
We asked Lesley Bohm a few questions that will help us get an idea of who she is and what makes her click (pun intended). You can learn a lot more about her from her website. lesleybohm What is the most important thing an actor can do to prepare for a […]
Read MoreWe asked Jeff E. a few questions that will help us get an idea of who he is and what makes him click (pun intended). You can learn a lot more about him from his website. jeffephoto What is the most important thing an actor can do to prepare for a headshot session? Know what […]
Read MorePostcards are not just for flaunting your vacation destination to everyone back home. They are a great method of contacting agents, managers and casting directors. Postcards allow you to communicate with your intended recipient in a non intrusive and direct way. I like to think of them as the modern equivalent of a text message. […]
Read MoreWe asked Kenneth Dolin a few questions that will help us get an idea of who he is and what makes him click (pun intended). You can learn a lot more about him from his website. kennethdolin What is the most important thing an actor can do to prepare for a headshot session? Take […]
Read MoreWe asked David Muller a few questions that will help us get an idea of who he is and what makes him click (pun intended). You can learn a lot more about him from his website. davidmullerphotography What is the most important thing an actor can do to prepare for a headshot session? Wardrobe is […]
Read MoreMy buddy Peter Hurley was in LA conducting his first LA HEADSHOT INTENSIVE as he likes to call it. Its a 2 day workshop for Actors and Photographers. When he invited me to join him on Sunday and take some pictures of the event, I could not resist. As usual Peter was full of great […]
Read MoreWe asked Peter Konerko a few questions that will help us get an idea of who he is and what makes him click (pun intended). You can learn a lot more about him from his website. peterkonerko.com What is the most important thing an actor can do to prepare for a headshot session? Be realistic […]
Read MoreAs is the case from time to time, you decided a change was needed. You went to the salon and spent $150 coloring your hair. It looks great and you are happy with it, but now your headshot doesn’t look like you. What do you do? Retouching, as seen in the pictures above, can often […]
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