Talent conventions are excellent places for networking, and those in the acting and modeling realms know just how important the right networking can be for your career. When you attend any type of talent convention, it’s also important to bring along headshots or, more commonly,...
Comp cards are handy things to keep around, particularly for those budding actors, actresses, and models wanting to make an impression on talent agents and casting directors. A high quality comp card can be one of your most useful tools for marketing yourself to all...
So you managed to snag that interview with a modeling agency! Congrats...
Comp cards are handy for those in the acting or modeling industries, and they differ from headshots in several ways. While headshots may give a quality and dramatic impression of your facial features or expressions, comp cards really let your own personality shine, and these...
If you are an up and coming or aspiring model, nothing can make or break your career quite like your composite card. Composite cards, or comp cards for short, are the most important tool in your entire self marketing arsenal. A comp card showcases your...
What format should you save your file as? Programs like Photoshop will give you a plethora of options but we’re going to focus on the most common ones. In this blog post, we’re going to explain the differences between the formats and which ones are...
Headshots are the first (and sometimes only) chance to make a good impression with producer or an agent so you want to make sure you get the best quality print out of your headshots. Unfortunately, many actors make the mistake of sacrificing quality by going with a cheaper...
Here are some quick tips that you can use in order to get the most out of your headshot photoshoot. 1. Keep it simple! Save the loud multi-color sweater for the ugly Christmas party because less is more when it comes to headshots. 2. Drink plenty of water...
"But that's not how it looks like on my screen!" Not a day goes by that we don't hear that! In this blog, we're going to explain why you will never see in print what you see on your screen. It all comes down to this: Monitors...
