All jpgs are supplied in both colour PLUS black & white at no extra charge

Head Shots: Be photographed in 2 tops for just £90 (normally £160)
Head Shots: Be photographed in 4 tops for £160 (normally £250)

If you require full-body shots as well as headshots - 2 outfits - £120 (normally £190)
If you require full-body shots as well as headshots - 4 outfits - £210 (normally £300)

Price includes:

• The session in which I take a huge variety of shots.
• The entire shoot (minus any unflattering ones!) supplied on cd and posted to you within 48 hours, all cropped to 10"x8" jpgs in 4 separate files:

File 1 = 10"x8" High resolution Spotlight-ready jpgs [large] in Colour
File 2 = 10"x8" websize jpgs for speedy emailing, websites, etc [small] in Colour
Files 3 & 4 - as above but in black & white

Please note that prints are not included.

All sessions are done in my studio in South London on a one-to-one basis
in a very relaxed atmosphere

• Up to 4 students can attend the same session, but will be photographed individually
  and without an audience!
• I use a neutral background which produces a nice clear image and gives good contrast
• Keep your tops as plain and simple as possible - avoid large patterns/logos
• Avoid plunging necklines or high roll-necks!

The lighting I use is like daylight, but more flattering
Make-up: ladies - keep it to the minimum, gents - please don't wear any!

The more natural you can look, the happier Agents and Casting Directors are

Being digital enables you to view your work instantly to get 100% satisfaction

Payment:

You pay me on the day either cash or cheque (if by cheque, I will have to wait for it to clear before you can have your work)

Alternatively you can pay in advance either on line, or into my account via any Barclays Bank

If you wish to book a session more than ten days in advance, a deposit will be required

Copied from the "Spotlight" website to enable you to get your Head shot photo right

As a professional performer your main headshot is vitally important. It must represent who you are. It is your first selling point to get you that audition. Think of your headshot as an investment in your career. If a casting professional is unaware of your work, it is the first thing they will see, and first impressions do count!

Blurry, pixelated or amateur photography will make you look unprofessional and will put casting directors off!

Your book photo must be a head and shoulders, portrait shot. Keep your appearance as neutral as possible. Remember, a casting professional wants to see the 'real' you. Wear something simple and avoid props, hats, distracting backgrounds and accessories. Your eyes are your most important feature, so make sure they are as visible as possible. Casting professionals always recommend your make-up should be subtle.

The more accurate the photo the better. Your photo should be a true indication of your age and build, there's no point in pretending to be someone you're not.

Don't Photoshop out wrinkles, don't airbrush, don't use dramatic studio lighting. Glamour photos are fine for a modelling career, but not for an acting portfolio.

And make sure your photo is recent. Any photos over 3 years old are more likely to hinder your chances of getting an audition than help.