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Portfolios

Comp Cards

Your comp card is often the first impression an agent, casting director, or client has of you. It needs to work as hard as you do. I create comp card sessions built for versatility: multiple looks, clean expression changes, and shots that show range without losing who you actually are in front of the camera.

Each session includes a mix of close-up headshot options and full-body or 3/4 shots, giving you the variety agencies expect while keeping a consistent, cohesive feel across the card. We'll talk beforehand about your target markets (commercial, editorial, fitness, etc.) so the shots reflect the work you're going after.

Test Shoots

Test shoots are a chance to try new looks, explore a concept, or fill gaps in your book without the pressure of a client on set. These work well for models building range, trying a new agency-requested look, or simply wanting fresh, on-brand images between paid bookings.

Before we shoot, we'll talk through concept, wardrobe, and the specific images you need, whether that's expanding into a new market, updating dated shots, or experimenting with a style you haven't tried yet. I bring lighting, direction, and post-production; you bring the vision (or we build one together).

Submission Photos

Agencies see hundreds of submissions, yours needs to meet their exact requirements while still standing out. I shoot submission photos to the specific formatting and style guidelines agencies look for: clean, natural, and true-to-life, so what they see is an accurate read on how you'll show up on set or in castings.

These sessions are kept simple and efficient. No over-styled or heavily edited looks, since agencies want to see the real you, not a filtered version. We'll cover the standard shots most agencies request (straight-on, profile, smiling, neutral) so your submission package is complete and ready to send.

Posing Videos

Not everyone walks into a shoot feeling confident in front of a camera and that's exactly what these videos are for. Each posing video breaks down natural, editorial-style movement into simple, repeatable steps: how to shift weight, find your angles, transition between poses, and avoid the stiff, "deer in headlights" look that comes from overthinking it.

These are designed to be watched and practiced before your session, so you walk in already comfortable with your body in front of a lens, meaning less direction needed on set and more time spent getting great shots instead of just settling into the process.

Add a posing video to your portfolio to show off your skills in a more detailed and comprehensive way.