cinematic headshots
Lacota Shapley came into my Downtown Los Angeles studio for a model headshot session built around clarity, confidence, and longevity—portraits that feel contemporary and editorial, while remaining timeless enough to carry a portfolio forward for years.
Read MoreI recently had the pleasure of photographing actress Echaka Agba at my Midtown Manhattan studio. Echaka is an exceptional talent whose work spans film, television, and theatre, with standout performances in We Grown Now (2023), Chicago Med, South Side, Work in Progress, and the award-winning short Runner. Her ability to move effortlessly between drama, comedy, and deeply human storytelling has made her a rising presence across the industry.
Read MoreLast month in my Central London studio, I had the pleasure of capturing a series of cinematic headshots and portraits of Jonathan Sacerdoti—a British broadcaster, journalist, producer, and prominent voice on issues of extremism, antisemitism, race relations, Middle Eastern affairs, and the British royal family. Known for his sharp analysis and measured commentary across networks including Fox News, i24news, Cheddar, E! Daily Pop, and Us Weekly, Jonathan brings a unique blend of intellect, lived experience, and clarity to contemporary public discourse.
Read MoreAs a portrait photographer based in Downtown Los Angeles, I’ve had the privilege of working with extraordinary performers — and Michael Robert House is one of them. A versatile American actor, musician, and model, Michael brings intensity, depth, and sincerity to every frame.
Read MoreFor every young actor, a first headshot is more than a photograph—it is the beginning of possibility. Recently, Mark, an emerging child actor, stepped into that moment with his very first professional headshot session at Rory Lewis’ Los Angeles studio, marking the start of an exciting creative journey.
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