Glenn Close
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They both have their applications, depending on the actor's needs and personal taste. Both are useful and acceptable presentations, the only exception being when a more standard vertical format is requested (for advertising layouts, actor directories, agency recommendations, etc.). Therefore you may want to ask your agent or manager beforehand if they have a particular preference, if not, suit yourself. It's all good. “Whatever works.” www.robertkim.comhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0453647
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Sean Penn
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quote: Originally posted by KarahLouise: Instead of using the typical portrait headshot, what are your thoughts on using a landscape headshot?
Karah I like landscape, because it feels close to the aspect ratio of a movie screen. You could always go with horizontal on a vertical page. . . .but that's just an opinion, of course. Jim
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