Remember those old headshots actors had in the ’80’s?
You know the ones I’m talking about, the headshots with four different poses, in four different costumes?
We’ve all seen them… especially in out-of-date “business of acting” books. And we’ve all laughed at how ridiculous that template now looks in today’s sleek, modern world.
While reading an article about photographers shooting magazine covers using the RED Camera, I saw a video from Esquire Magazine with “behind the scenes” footage from their recent Sexiest Woman Alive magazine shoot with Kate Beckinsale (may be a touch NSFW and PG-13).
The results are in!
With over 2,000 unique voters giving their opinion, it’s time to see who came out on top…
After running the results through my handy-dandy duplicate removing system, here are the final results… and it was close!
“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish and he’ll eat forever. Teach an actor to use the Net and he won’t book work, but he will spend a lot of time looking at YouTube.”
–Author Unknown
Fishermen are the perfect example of success being dependent on small, seemingly insignificant tasks.
Nick Coleman is passionate about getting actors working. The best headshots you can get are the first step, but Nick invests in actors, not their faces. Nick's first acting role was playing a donkey named Russell. His second role was Simple Simon, who met a Pieman, going to the fair. SAG, AFTRA, and friend to the beginner actor too.
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