
Pick colours that come with contrast to your skin ( t-shirt, V-shape t-shirt, V-shape blouse, blouse). Avoid white colour as it reflects with the lights but it might work as an inside layer. Avoid all the creamy colour tones. Having a nice shirt with you as always helps. On this basis we advise you to wear clothes that compliment you and also reflect on a character.
Nothing too fancy, intense or to change your characteristics. We need to see you. In terms of hair avoid hair cuts and to colour them the day before your headshot session because it takes time for them to settle. If you are planning to change your hair style ( for women ponny tails, half tight half loose, all loose and for men with hair product or without, ) it s better to have your hair ready accordingly so all the changes to happen fast and with ease for you and the pace of the session. We advice you to always have styles closer to your life so when the audition comes the casting director will see the same person they invited.
Indoor shoots provide full control on light and background, whereas you have zero control on outdoor conditions. If shooting on location, do not shoot in the middle of the day when the sun is high and bright as you will not get good results. Instead, aim for the ‘golden hour’ - just before sunset is perfect.
Normally the first selection you take them the first 48 hours after the session so you will get to choose your final 4 headshots you want us to edit for you. In the end you are licenced for these 4 to use them as you wish but you don't get all the other headshots. Any additional headshot you want to be edited there is an extra cost of £10