Headshots for Kids Los Angeles

Izzy is a perfect example of how professional headshots give your child an edge in an industry that has become very competitive.  Kids headshots used to be mostly taken by the parents since professional shots were so so so expensive to have done, due to all the additional costs of buying & developing film.  With kids you really need to be able to sort “FIRE AWAY!” since they’re so animated, energetic and often unpredictable.  With digital photography, we can shoot a few hundred images and narrow down to those images that blow us away.

Since kids grow and change so quickly, you may even find yourself getting new shots every 6-8 months – which is why we keep our rates for kids so affordable.  We want to see you back in a year – or even sooner if you get a crazy growth spurt!

YOUTH ACTOR HEADSHOTS:

Kid • TEEN HEADSHOT PRICING

TEENS | 13 – 17 yrs

TEEN HEADSHOT SESSION | $325
Includes 2 looks/clothing changes
Each additional look is $25

$325 (2 Looks)
$350 (3 Looks)
$375 (4 Looks)

{ask about sibling rates}

Headshot Sessions include digital files
( 300 dpi  // .jpg  // 8×10 printable )
Prints are not included.

KIDS | 12 and under

KID HEADSHOT SESSION | $275
Includes 2 looks/clothing changes
Each additional look is $25

$275 (2 Looks)
$300 (3 Looks)
$325 (4 Looks)

{ask about sibling rates}

Youth Headshot Sessions include digital files
( 300 dpi  // .jpg  // 8×10 printable )
Prints are not included.

Los Angeles Kids Headshots

Jayda  came to us for headshots at one of the most complex times to get headshots – as a teen girl between the ages of 13 & 16.  Kids headshots usually fall into 4 “types” that pretty much every youth talent agent requests:  1. The Good Kid  2. The Mischievous Kid  3. Sporty All American Kid  4. Quirky/Nerdy Kid

These types are still important when kids get into the teenage years, but there’s the unmistakable fact that these teens are starting to become adults.  One of the toughest lines to walk as a headshot phtoographer is the one between what the teen wants and what the parent wants.  Suddenly, “The Mischievous Kid” isn’t a big exuberant smile and bright turquoise tee shirt.  “Mischievous” for a 15 year old girl is probably more what you’d call “Edgy”.  If you check out the images above, you’ll see “the good kid”, “sporty” & “mischievous” – – – – but, you’ll see these types done in a slightly more grown up way, while still keeping our eye on the fact that Jayda is still a kid 🙂

For more examples of our work, check out our Kids Headshots gallery and visit our facebook page.