What types of headshots do you specialize in?

Headshots by Bradford Rogne Photography creates professional headshots in Los Angeles for actors, executives, personal brands, and corporate teams.

Where is your studio located?

The studio is located in Downtown Los Angeles: 1308 Factory Pl UNIT 512, Los Angeles, CA 90013.

Do you photograph both actors and executives?

Yes—actor headshots are built for casting submissions, and executive headshots are built for LinkedIn, company sites, press, and speaking bios.

Do you offer corporate team headshots?

Yes. I photograph teams in-studio and on-location for companies, law firms, and organizations across Los Angeles.

How long are your headshot sessions?

Studio headshot sessions are typically 15, 30, or 50 minutes depending on your package. Day rates and on-location sessions run 1–7 hours based on scope.

How many looks can I do in a session?

Most clients do 1–4 looks depending on timing and goals. Actors often bring commercial + theatrical options; executives usually bring a primary look plus one alternate.

Do you provide professional retouching?

Yes—retouching is available with a natural finish that keeps you looking like yourself (with optional heavier enhancements if requested).

What’s your turnaround time?

Most clients receive an online proof gallery within 24 hours (timing can vary by session volume and retouching needs).

What should I wear for headshots?

Wear solid colors, simple layers, and outfits that match your target roles or industry. Bring options—we’ll choose what reads best on camera.

Do you help with posing and expression?

Yes—Bradford Rogne directs posing and expression throughout the session so you look confident, natural, and believable (no awkward “what do I do with my hands?” moments).

How do I book a session?

You can book online 24/7 at rognephoto.com/schedule.

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