Headshots: Are yours up to date?

A headshot is one of the most important tools an actor can have. It's your calling card, and it's often the first impression that casting directors, agents, producers, directors, and networks will have of you. That's why it's so important to make sure that your headshot is a good representation of who you are as an actor and what you bring to the table.

When choosing a headshot photographer, it's important to pick someone who has experience photographing actors. They should know how to capture your unique personality and what angles might be most flattering for you. You should also feel comfortable with them and be able to relax and be yourself in front of the camera.

Your headshot should be a close-up of your face, so casting directors can see your features clearly. It should be well-lit and taken against a background that is not distracting. Don't be afraid to experiment with different looks. You want your headshot to reflect your unique personality. And most importantly, it should look like you! An outdated or poorly executed headshot can hurt your chances of being considered for a role, so it's worth taking the time to get it right.