How to take a good casting photo

Written By Sarah Jeffs

  • Your photos must be a true representation of your current look 

  • Do not use any filters or alter your image in any way 

  • Frame your photo in a well lit space. Natural lighting if possible

  • Make sure your photos are in focus and not blurry

  • Face forwards towards the camera - avoid posing

  • Be the only person in the photo - we don’t want to guess who you are!

  • Take the photo against a clean and clear background 

  • Choose clothing that will show your shape - not hide it! 

  • No hats, sunglasses or anything that covers your face

  • Do not include any drinks or props (unless requested) 

  • Do not smoke 

  • Do not include weapons

  • If using photos from social media please do not screen grab and leave borders

Sarah Jeffs

Brightfeather Studio creates beautiful and marvelously functional websites.

My mission is to create Squarespace websites that not only look good and increase engagement/sales, but work for the client to reduce admin time, create an amazing user experience and reduce traditional future on-costs so that they can focus on what they do best.

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