cinematic actor headshots
Actor Tyler Huxtable visited my Downtown Los Angeles studio for a cinematic headshot session focused on truth, restraint, and screen presence. The aim was simple: to create portraits that feel authentic, contemporary, and immediately readable to casting directors.
Read MoreThis Los Angeles actors headshots session with Marina Mazepa is a strong example of my approach to modern actor headshots that balance industry relevance with cinematic depth. Marina is a Ukrainian actress, dancer, and contortionist, widely recognised for her appearances on America’s Got Talent, So You Think You Can Dance, France’s Got Talent, and Everybody Dance! Ukraine. Her work demands headshots that communicate presence, range, and emotional control—qualities essential for casting in film, television, and streaming productions.
Read MoreNew York Actor Headshots with Rory Lewis
In the heart of Midtown Manhattan, actor Jeremy Brena stepped into the studio for a focused, cinematic headshot session designed for today’s competitive New York casting landscape. Known for his work across acclaimed television and film, Jeremy’s session centered on clarity, presence, and authenticity—qualities casting directors consistently respond to in New York actor headshots.
With credits including Elementary, Power, and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Jeremy brings a grounded, intelligent energy to the camera. The aim of this shoot was not spectacle, but truth—portraits that feel lived-in, confident, and unmistakably him.
Read MoreI recently welcomed actor Francis Price to my Los Angeles studio for a set of fresh, cinematic actor headshots. Francis, a graduate of the CalArts Theater School and Middlebury College, brings a grounded presence and disciplined technique shaped by years of stage and screen experience.
Read MoreWhen character, experience, and authenticity matter, headshots must do more than show a likeness—they must communicate presence. Recently, Stephen Blackehart stepped into the Downtown Los Angeles studio of Rory Lewis for a cinematic actor headshot session designed to reflect the depth and range of a seasoned performer.
Read MoreMy approach to every Los Angeles Actors Headshot Session is to move beyond surface likeness—revealing personality, narrative, and presence. Working with Andy was a fluid and intuitive process. His command of expression, understanding of movement and light, and complete ease in front of the camera created a session that was both dynamic and memorable.
Read MoreKirk Baltz is a highly respected character actor with an extensive film and television career. He is best known for his unforgettable role as Officer Marvin Nash in Quentin Tarantino’s cult classic Reservoir Dogs, as well as his appearance in Natural Born Killers, also written by Tarantino. His wider body of work includes the Academy Award–winning epic Dances with Wolves, alongside decades of performances across film, television, and stage.
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