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Actor Headshots NYC — Studio + Makeup + Retouching

Match Studios runs actor headshot sessions at 545 8th Ave in Midtown Manhattan, with the 750 sq ft Studio 2110 from $82/hr for self-produced sessions and turnkey photographer-led packages from $449. Makeup and hair support add $440 each per production block.

Scenario

Create casting-ready headshots without overcomplicating the shoot.

Actor headshots need to feel current, natural, and specific to the person. Match Studios can support a focused headshot session with optional makeup and wardrobe guidance so the final images feel polished but not overproduced.

Suggested booking

Production block with headshot add-ons

Studio 2110 from $82/hr · Studio 1720 from $99/hr

Best use

For actors who need a professional but natural result.

This use case is for actors updating casting profiles, personal sites, social profiles, and agency materials.

Actor headshots
Casting profile updates
Personal branding portraits
Multiple looks in one studio session

Styling support

Makeup and wardrobe should support the role, not distract from it.

Makeup and wardrobe support can help the session feel intentional while keeping the headshot grounded and believable.

Booking angle

Start with the headshot studio page.

To book actor headshots, start with the headshot studio and add makeup or wardrobe support when you want the session to feel polished and intentional while keeping the look natural.

Booking flow

How this setup works.

Step 1

Define the headshot goal

Clarify whether the session needs theatrical, commercial, character, or general professional looks.

Step 2

Choose the session block

Book enough time for outfit changes, direction, and review.

Step 3

Add makeup or wardrobe

Add support when the session needs polish, continuity, or outfit guidance.

Step 4

Confirm the shoot

Book the studio and prepare looks, wardrobe options, and reference direction.

Plan this setup

Book the studio and add the support this shoot needs.

Start with the space, then add crew, styling, lighting, or workflow support around the session.