Powerful Portraits for Contemplation: Elevate Your Brand with Rory Lewis's Selah Series
Last week at my DTLA studio, I had the privilege of photographing Oli Lee Andersson, an artist, filmmaker, writer, and educator whose work bridges identity, community, and belonging. As a trans and queer diasporic Korean person, Oli's artistry draws from their rich heritage and personal experiences, using film, photography, writing, and art to explore profound themes. Through our portrait session, I aimed to capture the essence of Oli's visionary approach, resulting in images that reflect their unique perspective, resilience, and deep connection to their roots.
Read MoreTo create a headshot that truly reflects Kingsley Nwaogu’s unique talents and persona, it was essential to delve into his career and character. Known for his roles in diverse and intense films, Nwaogu’s headshot needed to convey both his depth and approachability. The goal was to highlight his ability to embody complex characters while showcasing his natural charm and versatility.
Read MoreBefore the session, it was essential to delve into Michael Cullen’s body of work and his unique persona. Cullen's roles in intense dramas and diverse genres suggested the need for a headshot that could convey both his serious and versatile nature. His headshot needed to reflect his depth as an actor while also showcasing his approachable and dynamic personality.
Read MoreIn the bustling heart of New York City, amidst the towering skyscrapers and vibrant energy of Midtown Manhattan, lies a space where moments are frozen in time. It's here, in a sleek studio bathed in natural light, that actress Magdala Joseph steps into focus for her headshot session with the renowned photographer Rory Lewis.
Read MoreIntroduction to Acting Headshots in New York. Your headshot is the first impression you make on casting directors and agents. It’s what gets you noticed and remembered. Whether you’re auditioning for a role or seeking representation, a great headshot can be the key to your success. It needs to be memorable and represent you accurately. A headshot acts as your visual resume, communicating who you are and the types of roles you’re suited for. It must reflect your current look, including your hairstyle, facial hair, and wardrobe style. This ensures that casting directors can accurately envision you in the role they are trying to fill.
Read MoreI am deeply honored to express my gratitude to the Royal Photographic Society and its esteemed RPS Journal for featuring my journey and work in the captivating article by Ciaran Sneddon. The publication of this piece, detailing my experiences and the evolution of my craft, has truly been a remarkable highlight in my career.
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