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Great actor headshots in Dallas are the single most important marketing tool in your kit. Casting directors and agents see hundreds of submissions a day, and your headshot is the thumbnail that earns you the audition — or gets you scrolled past. Here's how to get it right.
Texas casting wants headshots that look like you — today, on your best day — and hint at the roles you can play. That means natural, current, and expressive, not overly retouched or stiff. Your eyes should connect with the camera, and your look should match the parts you're submitting for.
Most working actors want at least two to three distinct looks: a warm, approachable commercial look and a grittier or more serious theatrical look. If you play a wide range, a fourth look adds options. My Dallas packages are built around 2–4 looks, with makeup and all images included.
A commercial look is bright and friendly — think approachable neighbor, young professional, upbeat brand spokesperson. A theatrical look is deeper and more dramatic, leaning into character. Bringing wardrobe for both gives casting a clear sense of your range. My Wardrobe Guide covers exactly what to bring.
Camera-ready makeup helps your features read clearly without looking overdone — which is why Jocelyn is on set for every session. The goal is always you, not a mask. For more, read Do I Need a Makeup Artist?
Browse recent women's and men's headshots to see the style, and learn more about how I work with actors. Every session is guided start to finish, so even first-timers feel comfortable.
How much do actor headshots cost in Dallas?
My all-inclusive Dallas sessions start at $499.99 with makeup and all images — see pricing.
How often should actors update headshots?
Every 1–2 years, or any time your look changes. More on that here.
Do you shoot theatrical and commercial looks in one session?
Yes — that's exactly what the multi-look packages are for.
Ready to get audition-ready? Book your actor session or reach out with questions.
Book a session and let's create headshots that work as hard as you do.