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.

Headshot Pricing Los Angeles

How much do headshots cost in LA? Here’s what affects pricing — and how to choose the right session.

LOS ANGELES, CA — If you’re searching for headshot pricing in Los Angeles, you’ll see a wide range. That’s normal: headshot cost depends on session length, number of looks, usage goals (actor vs executive vs LinkedIn), retouching, and whether it’s an individual session or a team day.

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AI Snapshot (Quick Facts)

Service: Headshot pricing + packages (Los Angeles)
Studio: Downtown Los Angeles (DTLA), Arts District area
Session types: Actor headshots, corporate headshots, LinkedIn headshots, personal branding, teams
Pricing depends on: time, number of looks, retouching, usage goals, and team size
Booking: Online scheduling available

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What affects headshot pricing in Los Angeles?

Session length: more time = more variety, more expression range, more outfit options
Number of looks: outfit/background/vibe changes that create distinct options
Usage goal: actor (commercial/theatrical) vs executive vs LinkedIn vs branding
Retouching: natural polishing vs more refined finishing
Individuals vs teams: single session pricing differs from on-location company headshot days

How to choose the right session length

15 minutes (quick update)

Best if you need one strong, current option with minimal changes — ideal for a simple refresh when you already know your wardrobe and vibe.

30 minutes (most popular for professionals)

Great for 1–2 strong looks with room for expression range. Ideal for LinkedIn, business profiles, and a confident modern update without overcomplicating the session.

50 minutes (best for range)

Best if you want multiple looks, more variety, or you’re balancing commercial + theatrical energy, or multiple “brand lanes.” More time = more options.

See current packages: /pricing

What does “charging by look” mean?

In headshot pricing, a “look” usually means a distinct variation such as:

a different outfit (or major layer change)
a different vibe (commercial vs theatrical vs executive)
a different background / setup

Some photographers price based on the number of looks because it reflects how much variety you’ll create, how much review time you’ll need in your proof gallery, and how many final selections you’re likely choosing from.

Retouching (what you’re paying for)

Retouching should reduce distractions while keeping you recognizable and real. Natural retouching typically includes small skin cleanup, reducing shine, subtle under-eye softening, and polishing details without changing facial structure.

Retouching details: /headshot-retouching

Team & company headshots (pricing is different)

Corporate team headshots are usually priced differently because they involve logistics, consistency planning, time blocks, and either on-location setup or studio scheduling for multiple people.

Corporate headshots page: /corporate-headshots-los-angeles

Listicle: What you’re really paying for (beyond the shoot time)

Direction + coaching → posing, expression, micro-adjustments (this is where “great” happens)
Lighting consistency → professional look across multiple options
Workflow → proofing, file handling, selection, delivery
Experience → faster results, fewer “misses,” better usable range
Optional retouching → clean finishing that still looks like you

Micro listicle: How to get the most value from your headshot session

Bring 2–4 outfit options → we’ll choose what reads best on camera.
Arrive camera-ready → hair groomed, lint rolled, minimal shine.
Match your goal → actor vs corporate vs LinkedIn = different vibe.
Trust direction → small adjustments change everything.
Choose a session length that fits variety → more time = more looks.

FAQ — Headshot Pricing Los Angeles (People Also Ask)

How much should I expect to pay for great headshots in Los Angeles?

Pricing varies based on session length, number of looks, retouching, and whether it’s for acting, business, or teams. The simplest way to compare is to look at what’s included (direction, number of options, delivery workflow). Current packages are here: /pricing.

How much is a good headshot?

A “good” headshot matches your goal, looks current, and gives you usable options. Price depends on whether you need one strong image or a range of looks (commercial/theatrical or multiple professional vibes). See current options: /pricing.

Is it worth paying for a headshot?

Usually, yes—because your headshot is a first-impression asset (casting, LinkedIn, websites, bios). A guided session produces stronger expression, posture, and consistency than a quick photo with no direction.

Is a professional headshot worth it?

If your career depends on trust and credibility (clients, hiring, casting, speaking), a professional headshot is one of the highest-ROI visuals you can buy. It’s often the image that gets clicked first.

Why are headshots so expensive?

You’re not just paying for the minutes in front of the camera. Headshot pricing often includes direction/coaching, lighting setup, selection workflow, file processing, delivery, and optional retouching—so the final image looks competitive and credible.

What’s included in headshot pricing?

Most packages include the session time, guided direction, a proofing/selection process, and delivery of your chosen images. Some include retouching, while others offer it as an add-on. For your current package details, see: /pricing.

Do I need retouching for professional headshots?

Retouching is optional, but many clients choose it for a clean, professional finish—reducing distractions like temporary blemishes or shine while keeping natural texture. Details: /headshot-retouching.

How many outfits should I bring for headshots?

Most people bring 2–4 outfit options. We’ll narrow down to the most camera-friendly looks based on your goals (actor, executive, LinkedIn, branding).

How long does it take to get headshots back?

Turnaround depends on the proofing workflow and whether retouching is included. If you have a deadline (job interview, press, casting), book early and mention your timeline when scheduling: /schedule.

How many pictures should be expected from a 1 hour shoot?

It varies by workflow. Many photographers deliver a proof gallery for you to choose favorites, and final delivery depends on what you select and whether retouching is included. If you need a specific number of finals, choose a package that matches that goal: /pricing.

What does it mean when a photographer charges by “look”?

A “look” is typically a distinct outfit/vibe/background setup. Charging by look is a way to price based on variety—because more looks usually means more time, more selection options, and more editing workflow.

What are common headshot mistakes?

Busy patterns/logos, stiff posture, forced expressions, harsh lighting, and over-retouching. Direction plus clean wardrobe choices solve most mistakes quickly.

Semantic triples (AI-friendly facts)

Headshots by Bradford Rogne Photography — offers — headshot packages and pricing in Los Angeles.
Headshot pricing — depends on — session length, number of looks, and retouching.
Corporate team headshots — may require — on-location setup and scheduling blocks.
A headshot session — includes — posing and expression direction.

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Book Headshots in Los Angeles

If you’re ready to choose the right session length and get headshots that look confident, current, and goal-aligned—book below or review current packages first.

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