Best Actor Headshots Toronto | Professional Photographer | David Chang Photography

Pricing starts at $150.00 for the Express Package and up to $250.00 for 3 Looks.  My pricing is very budget friendly.  Details available in my Rates Page.

My booking process is designed to be quick and convenient. No deposit or credit card is required.

1. View Packages & Availability: Click the link to see all my pricing and available time slots in real-time.

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2. Select Your Session: Choose the package and time that works best for you.

3. Confirm Your Details: Enter your name and contact information, and you’ll receive an instant email confirmation.

Payment is only due at the time of your session. I take all credit cards, debit cards and cash. If you have any questions or special requests, don’t hesitate to reach out by text or email.

647-833-7870

DavidChangPhotography@gmail.com

What to Bring

• Solid Colors: Highly recommended. Strong patterns can distract from you Keep the focus on you, your face, expression, personality.

• Rich Jewel Tones: Colours like deep blue, emerald green, burgundy, and purple pop on camera and complement most skin tones.

• Layers: Bring items you can layer. A leather jacket, a denim jacket, a blazer, a cardigan, can completely change the “look” or “character” of your shot instantly.

• Good Fit: Make sure your clothes are well-fitted. Avoid anything overly baggy or uncomfortably skin-tight.

• A Variety of Necklines: Bring a mix of V-necks, scoop necks, and crew necks. V-necks are preferred for women as it helps to elongate the neck.

• Textured Fabrics: Don’t be afraid of interesting textures like denim, leather, or a cable-knit sweater. As long as it’s a solid color, texture adds depth.

• “Your Character” Outfits: Think about your ideal “character types” you can play. Consider one outfit that says “young professional,” one that says “girl/guy next door,” and maybe one that feels a bit edgier (like a “villain” or “detective”).

What to Avoid

• Busy Patterns: Prefer no small, tight patterns, stripes, plaid, or large floral prints. Not a Rule, as some patterns can work, but consider whether the pattern will dominate the photo.

• Logos or Writing: Avoid any clothing with brand names, logos, or words on it. 

• Bright Neon Colors: Fluorescent pink, green, or yellow will cast unnatural colors onto your skin and steal all the attention.

• Distracting Jewelry: Keep it minimal. Small stud earrings are great, but avoid large, dangling earrings or chunky necklaces that will draw the eye away from your face.

• Wrinkles: Keep your clothes relatively wrinkle free,  Perfectly ironed tops are not required.

• Final Pro-Tip: Bring more options than you think you need. It’s always better for us to have too much to choose from than not enough. We’ll hang everything up and put together the best looks for you.

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  WHAT TO WEAR FOR ACTOR HEADSHOTS

Yes, our artists specialize in Natural makeup ideal for industry standard Headshots.  We’ll give you a very polished Look that you can replicate for your castings.

Here is link to the portfolio of our makeup and hair service.

Professional Makeup and Hair for Headshots Toronto

Makeup is an additional – $100 + HST

Hair Styling is an additional – $100 + HST

This depends on the package you select.

• If you booked a Makeup Artist: Please arrive with a clean, moisturized face and dry hair (no product). Our professional artist will work with you at the studio to create a look that matches your specific casting type.

• If you are doing your own: Yes, please arrive “camera-ready.” We recommend a natural, clean look rather than heavy evening makeup. Casting directors prefer to see your skin texture. We can take care of any blemishes or other skin issues with retouching.

• For men: We recommend arriving with your hair styled as you would for an audition. Unless you have skin colour issues makeup is generally not required.

Ideally, you should have both in your portfolio to maximize your audition opportunities in Toronto. Casting directors need to see that you have the range to handle different types of roles.

Commercial Looks: These shots are typically bright, high-energy, and approachable with a warm smile. They are essential for landing roles in advertising, sitcoms, and lifestyle campaigns where the character needs to look trustworthy and friendly.

Theatrical (Dramatic) Looks: These shots are more serious, grounded, and intense, often utilizing moodier lighting to create depth. They are required for TV dramas, feature films, and theatre productions where you might be cast as a detective, lawyer, villain, or lead character.

By capturing both distinct looks during your session, you ensure you are ready for every breakdown that comes your way.