The Truth About How Many Headshots Are Needed
How Many Different Headshots Do Actors Need?
Some actors like having 5-10 different headshots. Each one giving them a different look.
Is this really necessary? It depends. You can see what types
of roles/characters are right for me. Typically, I am not getting cast as the bouncer
at a bar. View my headshot and you immediately know how to cast me.
Having Different Headshot Looks Could Be Helpful
I have coached actors who can realistically play different types. The doctor,
mechanic police officer etc… Some people with wide ranges in their look will have multiple headshots.
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