NoHo is a neighborhood filled with actors, after all we have 20+ theaters in one square mile! What do most actors need? Headshots. But finding a good headshot photographer can be a daunting task. Meet Rafael Larin from Headshots by The Light Committee – a photography studio that provides corporate, model and actor headshots. He’s given us some tips to help make the process a bit easier and manageable.
Headshotshots by The Light Committee is booking sessions during COVID-19 and is practicing safety precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Yes, headshots are easily possible while practicing social distancing. To learn more, feel free to read the blog post below.
Movie, TV, theater, and other entertainment productions have been almost completely halted because of COVID-19. But as more and more local governments start to reopen their economies, actors and agents will start to look much more at castings again. This will require headshot submissions. So what do you do if you need new or updated headshots?
You might be wondering what is a theatrical headshot too. It is likely you are going to want both types of looks. There are clear differences between the two and for how they might be used too.
Getting Acting Headshots Done Will Require an Actor to Decide Upon the Looks They Are After for the Roles They Want to Pursue
A Theatrical Headshot Differs from a Commercial Headshot in Acting by the More Dramatic Expressions of the Actor and Lighting Setup for the Headshot
A Theatrical Acting Headshot is One Option for a Headshot Type to Add to Your Portfolio