Portfolio & sessions · Downtown Los Angeles
Women’s Headshots Los Angeles
Actor, executive, LinkedIn and creative portraits by Bradford Rogne. Browse real work below, then plan a session around the photographs you need—with guided posing, wardrobe direction and optional professional hair and makeup.
A portrait that feels like you
Good light. Clear direction. Your expression.
A headshot should be flattering and recognizable. Bradford photographs women for casting, company bios, professional profiles, press and personal brands in his Downtown Los Angeles studio. The session is directed throughout, including posture, chin angle, eye line, expression, wardrobe and the small grooming details that affect the photograph.
Start with what the photo needs to do.
Actors & performers
Plan commercial, theatrical or character-specific images around your current appearance and the gaps in your casting materials. Browse these portraits for differences in expression, light and wardrobe, then use the Actor Headshots service guide to choose your looks.
The Working Actor’s Field Guide connects the headshot to the rest of your actor package: casting platforms, training, representation research and practical tools.
Business & personal brand
For a company bio, leadership portrait or speaking announcement, explore Executive Headshots. For a focused professional profile update, start with LinkedIn Headshots.
If your website, press kit or content needs a broader set of images, Personal Branding Photography gives the shoot a wider brief than one tightly cropped profile photograph.
Hair, makeup and wardrobe work together.
Bradford brings a professional makeup artist’s eye to the session as well as photographic direction. Women’s hair and makeup is available for $175 for headshot sessions; PR Kit hair and makeup starts at $175. Discuss the finish you want and any specific needs when booking.
Bring well-fitting clothing ready to photograph. A few useful variations in neckline, color, texture or layers can help create different looks. Choose pieces that support the casting or professional purpose, and bring alternatives rather than relying on one unfamiliar outfit.
For acting, keep your appearance current and recognizable. For a company portrait, check any wardrobe, background and crop requirements before the appointment. Read Shoot Prep and the skin and hair preparation guide for practical preparation.
Choose a session with the right pace.
Studio headshots are $325 for one look, $425 for two and $525 for three; each additional look is $100. A look combines one wardrobe change with one lighting and background setup. Choose this option for a deliberately paced, coached session.
A $500, 60-minute session is also available for prepared or returning clients who want faster wardrobe variety. Changes happen within the hour and the completed look count varies. The pricing page explains inclusions, current delivery details, PR Kits and custom projects.
Optional retouching starts at $40 per selected headshot. Finishing should address temporary distractions while preserving skin texture and the features that make you recognizable.
Before you book.
Do I need to know how to pose?
No. Bradford directs posture, shoulders, chin, eye line and expression. Bring your wardrobe options and tell him where the photographs need to work.
Can I create actor and business photographs in one session?
Discuss both uses before booking so the number of looks and wardrobe choices make sense. A casting portrait and a company biography image may need different direction. Compare Executive vs. Actor Headshots.
Where is the studio?
Sessions are by appointment at 1308 Factory Place, Unit 512, Downtown Los Angeles. See the DTLA studio guide and your booking confirmation for arrival information.