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Post by minesayrejoice on Oct 14, 2008 21:12:36 GMT -5
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Post by Nene on Oct 14, 2008 21:29:28 GMT -5
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Post by minesayrejoice on Oct 14, 2008 22:24:06 GMT -5
I'm uploading them to Photobucket right now. I'll add that to the first post ASAP.
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Post by ilovegrayshaw on Oct 15, 2008 4:02:10 GMT -5
Definately from the first set and the ones with you looking up to the top right are the best (in my opinion) (oh and the ones where you are smiling sweetly)
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Post by Nene on Oct 15, 2008 20:56:33 GMT -5
I'm uploading them to Photobucket right now. I'll add that to the first post ASAP. Didn't think to try the myspace.. lol.. it works. Oops. So going off of myspace: One thing to remember... New York style head shots are typically straight on from about the shoulders up. The tilted shot is more LA style. Unfortunately I didn't pay that much attention when I sat through an entire lecture on headshots... lol. I guess I should have. Are there any directors/performers who work at your school who can give you professional advice? There's one on the second page, the last in the second row. That one is probably the closest to a NY style. Use that one. It may be a bit too dark and I think it should probably show less of the chest, but of them all, that's the most classic. The second picture is good, but crop it so that you are not all the way to the right of the picture. The picture directly below that (it would be the 6th on the first page) is good too. The 12th picture on the first page is good. There are others that are good. I think, however, that you should get another set of headshots done. Find someone who specializes in theatre headshots. That way you have a diverse set. Some from the ones you have here. And then maybe one or two that are more typical for the stage. You're smile is adorable, btw. |
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Post by minesayrejoice on Oct 15, 2008 22:23:53 GMT -5
Um....maybe I should mention that these were taken by a former student who now lives and works (as an actor and photographer) in NYC. We (meaning the senior class in Theatre) were all given the chance to get our headshots taken this past weekend. Plus, we've had at least one day of lecture about headshots alone. So......I think Kyle did fine. But thanks for that input.
Unfortunately, I have absolutely no money to get new ones. However, i do not expect to keep using these for long. They're mainly to start off with. When i get an agent, they're most likely going to tell me to go to a specific photographer.
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Post by Nene on Oct 16, 2008 3:08:59 GMT -5
^ I didn't mean to come across as mean or anything. I was just reiterating what I remembered from the discussions I've sat through over the topic.
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Post by minesayrejoice on Oct 18, 2008 14:00:43 GMT -5
Oh, no, not mean at all. I was just saying that these were taken by someone who had gone through all the lecture on headshots that I had.
You're cool. And very helpful.
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Post by Nene on Oct 18, 2008 21:54:44 GMT -5
^Ok, just making sure.  At the end of the day it's going to depend on who is doing the casting. Everyone has something different in mind. So good luck. |
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