Actors need more than one headshot: a bright commercial shot, a moodier theatrical one and a few looks that show range. This tool renders each of those from your selfies with no beauty retouching, so you can see which types read best on you before you spend money on a session.
How it works
- Upload two to four recent, unfiltered photos of your face
- Pick one look, or run the Full shoot for all six types
- Compare them side by side and note the wardrobe, light and expression that work
Tips for better results
- Use photos with your current hair. Casting directors expect you to walk in looking like your headshot.
- Skip filters and makeup apps on your reference photos. The model copies what it sees.
- Bring the Full shoot results to your photographer as a mood board: they show which colors and light suit you.
- The 3:4 portrait frame crops cleanly to 8x10 for print and to the ratios most casting sites ask for.
What people make with it
- Look and wardrobe planning before a paid shoot
- Self-tape and audition prep references
- Social profiles and personal websites
- Showing range to an agent or manager