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Polaroids (or digitals) are all about showing the real you—clean, natural, and camera-ready with minimal styling. They’re essential for agencies and clients to see your true look without distractions. Polaroids are not edited, so preparation is key to ensure you look your best straight out of the camera. Here's how to prepare so you can arrive confident, polished, and ready to make an impact.

Getting great headshots for your professional profile isn’t rocket science but it is something you should prepare for.

This brief guide is to help you get the most out of your photoshoot.

Creating a stellar model portfolio isn’t just about striking poses; preparation is key to capturing your best self. Your portfolio is your gateway to opportunities in the fashion and modelling world, and every image should highlight your potential. This guide will help you prepare for a photoshoot that showcases your unique look and versatility.

Living in London offers the perfect chance to create striking author headshots that capture your essence as a writer. Whether you're publishing a debut novel, updating your professional profile, or seeking a standout image for marketing materials, a well-crafted author headshot is essential. Here, we explore how my approach to author portrait photography ensures a personalised experience and how you can prepare for your perfect shot.

If you’re stepping into the world of modelling or looking to refresh your portfolio, you’ve likely come across the terms “model polaroids” and “digitals.” These are essential tools for models, whether you're just starting or have years of experience. But what exactly are they, and why are they so important?

Getting great actor headshots isn’t rocket science, but preparation is key. 🚀 Your headshot serves as your shop window. A glance at it should spark interest and make the viewer want to learn more about you. This guide will help you maximise the results of your photoshoot and is tailored to help actors in London achieve stunning headshots. 🔗

Getting a powerful self-tape or showreel scene isn’t rocket science, but preparation is everything. 🚀 Your monologue or duologue is your on-screen calling card; it shows casting directors who you are and what you can do.