Kids & Teens Headshots


kids headshots should be casual, fun and show their authentic energy and personality. They are different from adult headshots because their looks should stay age appropriate and the headshot look variations are from colorful and bright to moody and muted. Since kids grow and change quickly, it's generally recommended that their headshots be updated every 6-8 months to keep them looking like their photo. Kids headshot range should be fun and bright with lots of personality to serious and simple with a focused intention into the camera. Kids can be more quirky or soulful and these are great casting qualities that should come through in their headshots. Different agents have very specific requests for headshots so it's important to ask their agents what they want before the session so you can shop for the right clothing. Kids own style and personality can really sell them in a headshot.

As kids become teens, their headshots should change to reflect their interests. If they are sporty or artsy it's great to capture that in their headshot looks with their style and styling. We recommend makeup for kids with problem skin or long or tricky hair. Different hair styles really help to show character and cast-able qualities for kids.

theatrical actress headshot of Aubrey Francis Anderson wearing a black top against a dark background
Actor headshot wearing denim button-up shirt poses against blue background in headshot.
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