Headshots

On location or studio headshots and portfolio shooting by photographer Eamonn B. Shanahan.

For studio headshots in Dublin please click here for next available date.

For studio headshots in London please click here for next available date.

Before your session:

We advise that you arrive 15 minutes before your session to ensure that you have time to relax and to fix your make-up, hair and appearance comfortably before we begin.

After your session:

After your session we will send you a full contact sheet of all photographs taken during your session. We suggest that you choose your top 10 in order of preference, following this we will check the quality and usability of your choices. Included in your shoot, we will edit four photographs for use at your discretion. If you would like more we charge an addition £25 per edit.

Timeline:

A/ Booking
B/ Shoot
C/ On the following day, you will receive your contact sheet
D/ On receipt of your choices we will begin edits
E/ Over the next three-working days we will complete your edits and return them to your print and digital ready

Getting the most out of your headshot:

Having worked with casting agents and directors, here are a few tips to make the most of your headshot session.

1. Drink plenty of water in the run up to your session. Hydrated skin gives a natural glow and reduces darkness around the eyes.
2. Have a few good night sleeps before your session. There is very little we can do in post-production to hide fatigue. Try to have a good sleeping routine in the run up to your session.
3. Avoid wearing too much make-up. Remember that a studio session is lit with strong photography lighting. A good, pre-lined lipstick, eyeliner and mascara can really accentuate your features. Light contouring is good but don’t over-do it! If you do use foundation, always remember to do your neck with the same colour.
4. Wear simple clothing. Avoid patterns, strong fluorescent or primary colours.
5. The primary focus of your headshot is your eyes. Be sure that nothing distracts the viewer from your eyes. If you wear a fringe, be sure it doesn’t cover your eyes.
6. If you wish to have a bearded and a shaven look, you can do so by booking additional time.