Everybody needs and wants a different amount of coaching when they shoot.
It's okay if you're not sure how much you'll need or want. It's our job to find out intuitively by asking and directing.
- If you have a particular look, style or a shot that you like bring or send me an example and I'll do my best to replicate it for you.
- If you are able, come wearing an outfit that you would like to be shot in. Then we'll make some choices with your other outfits. We'll make sure that we’re on the same page, we have a good idea of what you are going for (like what kind of looks/headshots), and we agree on how to get there. Remember, we are capturing the real you to show the film director or casting director.
- We’ll take some test shots to make sure you really like what’s going on there.
- We'll make sure you’re fully covered in terms of having lots of great choices for now and in the future with your headshots. The most important thing we do is make sure you feel comfortable when we begin.
- The more comfortable you feel, the better you'll perform.
- Unless you’ve arranged a hair and make-up artist to be there, you are responsible for your hair and make-up. Women should not overdo their make-up and try to be as natural with your make-up as possible. Men and women should bring their own hair and make-up products.
CLOTHING FOR THE SHOOT
- Remember this is a HEADSHOT, so bring some solid color tops for us to choose from. *Although, we will get a 3⁄4 and full shot of you as well.
- Bring enough for each look. if you’re bringing t-shirts or camis to layer underneath (you obviously won’t wear them all—but we need choices).
- Subtle, solid colors that aren’t too light are the best. Avoid patterns, super bold or neon colors like bright red. If you have blue, green, hazel or other “bright” color eyes, bring tops that match your eye color to bring out the color of your eyes. NO LOGOS or Prominent Brands.
- Bring a pair of jeans that fit you well and aren’t torn or too distressed. Oftentimes that’s all you’ll need to wear.
- Bring other pants, skirts, suits and ties etc. if you are shooting a business/industrial look OR if you have a more unique style or another idea in mind.
- Bring your favorite clothes, the ones that make you feel attractive or special or important.
- Bring clothing that you love, stuff that says, “This is me; this is my look.” Oftentimes one of the best outfits we use is the one clients walk in wearing off the street and didn’t plan to use! That’s because it’s simply them. Bring different types of stuff. Vary the style and tone of your clothes. Bring clothes that fit perfectly and are fresh and clean looking.
- REMEMBER: Avoid distraction: crazy patterns, crazy stripes, crazy styles and really loud colors are no good. Your clothes should never steal focus from your face.
- If you don’t like most of your clothes or they’re in bad shape or don’t fit well, please go shopping! Save your receipt and return them if you don’t want to spend extra $$$.
- Casual clothes are great. Don’t feel you have to be dressed up unless that is your style or the look you’re going for. Above all, be relaxed and have fun with your Headshot Shoot. It’s your time to shine.
Tribeca Headshots Location
Exclusive to Goteri Creative Arts Located on the 2nd floor of the Macole Bldg.
22720 Woodward, Ave. Suite 211, Ferndale, MI 48220
If you want to book a session or have any questions, shoot us an email at:
TribecaHeadshots@gmail.com
or leave a message 818-533-1610
*A "look" is a type of headshot, a certain setup and background, you may change clothes during a look. Bring choices with you. **A "Final Image" is your choice of image retouched, cropped (if you like), and laid out like a headshot with borders and your name in standard font. A final image is an electronic file which I send to you and any third party printer to have multiple copies made.