1. Consult with your agent: They will have a specific way they want to market you.  If you have no agent then think about how to sell your look.

2. Outfits: Plan your outfits. Make sure you iron or steam your clothes.  H&M, American Apparel, Target, The Gap or Zara are great places to find headshot clothing. Their styles are basic and modern. 

3. Things to Bring:

• (Male Products)– Comb, brush, styling products, lip balm, shaving gear if you need it and I suggest buying some powder to keep the shine down.
• (Female) Products Make-up, Hair products, curling irons, blow driers, etc.  Bring anything you need to look your best.

4. Parking Money: Have $5-$10 dollars for parking.  There are meters that take a credit card on Main St. but just in case bring a little cash for parking.

5. Nutrition: Make sure you’ve had a nice meal.  You need to be focused.  It’s all about giving energy to the camera.  You better have something in your stomach.

Wardrobe Tips 

Theatrical/Acting Headshots

Do-

• Muted colors
• Grays, Blacks, Earth Tones
• V-necks
• Black tank tops are standard.
• Try to keep your clothing modern.  Pay attention to the cuts of the shirts and the materials.  I like shirts that look modern but don’t distract.
• Try to put your vibe into the styling of this shot but not so much as it takes attention from you.

Do Not-

• Spaghetti Straps
• Busy patterns
• Overly stylish
• Out dated styles
• White

Commercial Headshots

Something vibrant that makes you have a commercial feel.  You want to wear colors that you look best in.  

I suggest a medium intensity color. 

Do-

• Colorful shirts that compliment your eyes, skin and hair.
• Modern cuts, don’t be dated from the start
• Shirts that frame your face shape

Do Not – 

• Too Colorful, or too bright
• Busy patterns
• Out dated styles and cuts
• Stay away from white unless under a jacket.