📅 Dates: New York Special 30 Minute Headshots 27th & 28th March 2025
📍 Location: Rory Lewis Studio, 580 8th Ave, 20th Floor, New York, NY 10018
As pilot season approaches, the competition in the entertainment industry intensifies. Casting directors and agents are on the lookout for fresh talent and updated looks. Your headshot is your calling card—it’s often the first impression you make. That’s why now is the perfect time to refresh your portfolio with world-renowned photographer Rory Lewis.
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The Importance of Updated Headshots for Pilot Season
Pilot season is a critical window when production companies cast new TV shows. A high-quality, professional headshot can make or break your chances of landing an audition. Trends in lighting, posing, and styling evolve, and so should your portfolio. Updated headshots show you’re serious about your craft, adaptable to current trends, and prepared for opportunities.
Why Choose Rory Lewis?
Rory Lewis is celebrated for his distinctive and character-driven portraits, trusted by A-list celebrities and rising stars alike. His 20+ years of experience ensure you’ll leave with headshots that stand out. Whether you’re an actor, performer, or corporate professional, Rory knows how to capture your best self with precision and creativity.
Exclusive Pilot Season Special
For three days only, Rory is offering discounted headshot sessions in New York City tailored to meet the needs of actors gearing up for pilot season:
30-Minute Session
2 Outfit Changes
Online Gallery of 100 Images
1 Standard Retouched Image
Price: $395.00 ($150 deposit required to book)
💡 Additional retouching and extended studio time available upon request.
Booking Details
Choose from the following dates:
New York Special 30 Minute Headshots 27th & 28th March 2025
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