Pricing

If you are interested in booking me to shoot your wedding, please contact me so I can hear your needs and give you a direct quote. I will also send you a link to a full portfolio of my wedding work.

If you’re interested in headshots and comp cards, everything is explained below:

Package A – Headshots: $450 (most popular package for actors)
Package B- Comp Card: $550 (most popular package for models)
Package C – Comp Card + Headshots: $750 (most versatile package)

Package D- Starting Artist Session: $350 (most affordable package for beginning actors)

The “A” package includes unlimited digital color images in at least three locations, full retouching on up to 20 selected images and a DVD of all your images. The session lasts about 3 hours. I shoot a LOT of images, so you can count on a wide range of looks. Unlike some headshot photographers, I do not charge by amount of “looks” or outfit changes. I shoot till I get it. However, I find that most of my actors average about three looks per session. Please see my “FAQ” for the full details of my shooting process and what goes into making a good headshot.

The “B” Package is the best choice for actors or models looking for a comp card. Like a headshot, a comp card (also called composite card, z card, zed card or sed card) is a marketing tool. All models use them, but actors can benefit greatly from using a comp card as well as just a headshot. I love shooting composite cards because we get to play around with a variety of looks and shoot more editorial style “fun” portraits that are a little more versatile than a headshot alone. Click here to read more about comp cards and why they give you way more leverage as an actor than a headshot alone. For actors, a comp card is a great way to expand your booking potential and show your agent your versatility. For models, a comp card is essential.

The “C” package is for a comp card and a headshot together. This means that during your headshot session, I’ll take additional photographs for a composite card. This package includes a full headshot session and 3-5 different looks for the back of the comp card. A comp card usually requires around 5 or 6 hours to shoot, so if you want a comp card and a headshot, let me know in advance so we can plan the day accordingly or book separate sessions if needs be. Comp card shoots are a must for models but are also a lot of fun for actors, because you get to play different characters and really show off your acting chops!

The “D” package is something I offer to beginning actors and people on a tight budget. It isn’t nearly as comprehensive as my other packages, but it’s a good way to get started with headshots. The D package includes one look in one location and the session lasts about an hour. It’s a quick and economical way to get a simple headshot. I will do light retouching on up to five shots and burn your pictures to a DVD. This is also a good package for people looking for a fantastic, professional and flattering image for facebook or other social networking websites.

Packages A, B and C include color corrections and full retouching on up to 20 selected images, a DVD of all the pictures from our shoot and files sized for both web use and print. Package D includes light retouching on up to 5 selected images and a DVD.

My rates for children and babies headshots is $375 and includes color corrections on selected images, a DVD of all the pictures from the shoot and files sized for web and print. I will also do light retouching, though I find that little ones rarely need much photoshop.

If you bring an actor or model friend who needs headshots, I will shoot you both for 50% off.

I also offer a discount to repeat customers, please contact me for more details.

If you have any questions regarding pricing or anything else, please shoot me an email using the contact form. I’m happy to answer.

I look forward to hearing from you!!!

Cheri DeHaro - December 15, 2010 - 12:38 am

WOW!
Love this D! Way to go!!!

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