If you become a nervous wreck going into a headshot shoot, you’re not alone! As one of the few times actors get in front of the camera as themselves, even the most boisterous can get timid when it comes to still photography. Photographer and Backstage expert Luke Fontana (Luke Fontana Photo) says the best way to get clients to relax is to simply talk to them.
Breakdown
0:09 - Even actors get self-conscious
0:28 - Being "themselves"
0:50 - Comfort in conversation
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