Hi everyone! I've been a major lurker on these forums and would appreciate any feedback. I got them only a little while ago and I think some other (constructive) opinions would be helpful before I decide to go out there and get some new headshots.
In terms of auditions, they've been alright. I'm going to submit soon for stronger representation (both commercially and theatrically) so that's why I'm also asking for your critique and feedback
What I think of as more commercial shots - which one is best?
Which one of these should I use for theatrical? (yes I know they are all pretty much similar.. but I notice subtleties in the expression..so just wanted to get your opinions..)..and I will get it retouched as well (gosh so many flyaway hairs)
I'm also curious about the whole hair up/down thing.. is it ok that in my smiling pic my hair is up and then in the more theatrical shots, my hair is down?
Thanks for any input and feedback - I appreciate it!
Posts: 10 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: August 24, 2009
Thanks everyone for their feedback.. do you think it's worth it for me to go out there and get a new commercial shot? I have some photographers in mind and I could see what their rate would be for just one look.
Since #5 was pretty much unanimous in terms of theatrical shot, I'll definitely keep that as is..
Posts: 10 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: August 24, 2009
I forgot to add one more shot to the commercial shot mix. unfortunately I did not have very many good smiling shots. This pic is more perky than the other ones, so I wondered if I could use it for commercial.. pls let me know if you guys still prefer the first two commercial shots over this one..
I thought about asking for a re-shoot, but well, I wouldn't mind working with a new photographer either. thanks again for the feedback, it's really appreciated.
Posts: 10 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: August 24, 2009
Uh, I've never taken any of those kinds of glamour shots and will probably never so I don't really see the resemblance in any way. But I do agree that it looks more posed..
I think I am going to go with #1 or #2 for commercial for now until I can get a re-shoot for a shot with some teeth!
Posts: 10 | Location: Los Angeles, CA | Registered: August 24, 2009