Seattle actor photos blog
As an actor, your headshot is one of the most important marketing tools in your arsenal. It’s your first impression, your introduction to casting directors, agents, and producers. While it’s tempting (and easier on the wallet) to hold onto that perfect shot from a few years ago, it’s critical to ensure your headshot accurately reflects how
Getting ready for an actor headshot session is an exciting step in your career, and preparing properly can make a significant difference in the outcome of your photos. At Seattle Actor Photos, we want to ensure that your session goes smoothly and that you leave with headshots that truly reflect your talent and personality. Here’s everything
Getting ready for a commercial headshot session? Let’s go! A great headshot is your first step in capturing the attention of casting directors and agents. But to nail that perfect shot, a little preparation goes a long way. Let’s break it down so you’re camera-ready and feeling confident. 1. Wardrobe: Flatter Your Skin Tone and Bring
“Commercial” and “Theatrical” As an actor, I officially started my journey in 2000 after graduating from Seattle University. From the beginning (in this region anyhow) industry pros (agents, teachers, seasoned actors) said to me, “Get a theatrical shot and a commercial shot.” For a complete novice, that advice might sound confusing, and from my perspective, it
We love working with actors of all ages at our Seattle headshot studio. Below are some recent work samples. If you have any questions, or want to talk about how to make your next session a success, just reach out to David. We shoot indoors, and our location is just off Interstate 5, at Orcas Business
We have a lot of backdrop options for you. Have a look at how they photograph so you can plan your session and wardrobe looks.
Image Credit: Seattle Actor Photos | Talent: Zac Dunning What are you saying with your headshot? Your headshot’s job, if you are an actor, is to get you auditions. The image has to be compelling, but also specific. It should be “selling” or suggesting a certain side of your personality, or a character type. Some actors
This article will help you prepare for your headshot session at Seattle Actor Photos.
My style of headshot has changed over time. Of course, the most important element – the actor – has always been the focal point, but when I started my business, I was shooting outdoors under natural light, and now I shoot in the studio using strobes almost all of the time. If you need a referral
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Seattle Actor Photos is owned and operated by David Scott Hogan. The studio specializes in headshots for actors, but other photography services are available including business/corporate photography, and photography for profile pictures and professional sites (LinkedIn, dating sites, etc.). David also offers photography & videography services for small businesses, so please use the contact form if you are interested in that kind of service.
at Orcas Business Park
in the Georgetown Neighborhood of Seattle
650 S. Orcas Street, Suite 203, Seattle, WA 98108
+1 206-769-5786