The cheapest quote for an actor headshot session is rarely the cheapest outcome once everything is accounted for.
A lower price usually means less time on the ground, fewer retouched images, or a slower delivery timeline, any of which can mean paying again later for a reshoot, extra retouching, or a rush fee to hit a deadline the original booking didn’t account for. None of that shows up in the initial quote.
The better question isn’t which quote is lowest, but which one includes everything you’ll actually need, priced honestly from the start.
See also: What's different about an actor headshot session for voiceover artists.
See the Actor Headshots page for pricing, or get in touch directly.
FAQs
The short version follows.
How many looks can we get in one session?
Most actor sessions cover three to four distinct looks: a clean commercial look, something more characterful, and anything specific an agent has asked for.
I am applying to drama school, is this for me?
Very much. Drama school applications usually want a simple, current headshot with a neutral expression, which is exactly what a session here is built to deliver.
Further reading
Worth reading next.
- How far ahead should you book an actor headshot session?
- How lighting changes the result of an actor headshot session
- What actually happens during an actor headshot session, step by step
- Common mistakes people make booking an actor headshot session
- Booking an actor headshot session in Peckham: what to know