Professional Performer + Actor Headshots
SF Bay Area Acting Headshots + Portraits
Your Actor’s Headshot Should Convey Your Acting Versatility.
You know how to play a part, you know how to inhabit a role. You also know where you want your acting career to go. Your actor’s headshots should reflect all of those things, and make a killer first impression to the casting directors, critics, music directors, reps, and agencies who will see you. Whether you need something casual or more elaborate in your look, I can help you create a striking set of images that will go to work for you.
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Don’t Send In That Selfie!
As a singer who regularly practices and performs in operas and operettas, I can relate to the struggle of many actors and performers. I go through the stress of auditions and rehearsals, learning new parts, refusing social engagements–all to live my dream of performing on stage. Through my work on stage and with the camera, I’ve seen that a powerful image can make directors take actors, singers, musicians, and performers more seriously. Your professional acting headshot is one worthwhile investment in your career you should make if you want directors to take you seriously. A selfie indicates that you’re not prepared and you don’t take your work seriously. Don’t let the next audition catch you off guard. Get your headshot before it’s too late for your next audition.
The Power Of Your Acting Headshot
Empowerment
Feel empowered on your acting journey. This industry is already full of rejection. You can rest easy knowing you have a great headshot to send in at a moment’s notice.
Professionalism
Your headshot should establish you as an expert actor/performer and as a professional. Directors often want to know what it will be like working with you before they hire you–not just in terms of your acting chops, but as a team player. Show them how seriously you take your work with your headshots.
Connection
Acting and performing of any kind rely on your ability to connect with your audience and your colleagues. Start building that connection with the first image they see of you–your headshot.