Something to Smile About
I had my last headshot photos taken about a year ago and, though I liked them, they just weren't paying off for me. As a result, I decided to have some new ones taken by photographer Barbara Benvil. My session was today and it went really well.
Besides being a great photographer, Barbara is also an actress. She knows how to come at the session from an actor's point of view and I found that really helpful. Rather than being focused entirely on taking a lot of shots or just the frame composition, she worked to get me to give off different energy depending on the type of shot or "look."
I haven't seen many of the shots yet but I can say that the session with Barbara was the most comfortable one that I've ever had. I'll be picking up the CD in a day or two and I'll let you know how they came out.
You'll have to post some of your favorite pics when you have the proofs. I'd love to see them.
I think that is a wonderful asset to have a photographer who is also an actress to take your photos. Someone who knows the business will definately be best suited to help you get the picture you not only want but will get you work.
I have to say that I am so glad that I'm not the only actor who can't audition worth beans in front of people I know. It really makes me breathe a huge sigh of relief. Feels good. Thanks. ;o)
Posted by: Audrey | November 25, 2005 07:58 AMI've got 'em and they look really good. I have to go through and choose some and then get the files from the photographer. I'll post 'em soon. Thanks Audrey!
Posted by: Trevor | November 25, 2005 07:59 AMI'd also like to see one of those photos. i hope the pictures turn up great. Good luck with your career!
Posted by: Wong Online PoKér Hu | November 29, 2005 08:00 AMVery good reading. Peace until next time.
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