KLP Kids

Headshots that look like your child.

For auditions, agency meetings, and the school musical.

If this is new to your family, I’m happy to help you get started.

A Headshot Should Look Like Them

A casting director should recognize the child in the photograph when they walk into the room.

I keep that in mind throughout the session, from wardrobe to expression to final retouching.

A TEAM EFFORT

I like to think of myself as part of your child’s team.

I’ll help you think through wardrobe, session goals, image selection, and knowing when it’s time for an update.

Ask me anything. If you’re not sure which images to submit, we’ll talk it through. And when your child books their first role, I want to hear about it.

A Place to Be Themselves

Children don’t need to become someone else when they step in front of my camera.

A quiet child can be quiet. An outgoing child can talk my ear off.
I’ll give them time to get comfortable with me.

Getting to know them is part of the session.

Studio and Outdoor Headshots

Sessions can take place in the studio, outdoors, or a combination of both. The best choice depends on the look you want and where your child feels most like themselves.

In the Studio

Clean backgrounds and consistent lighting keep the focus on your child’s expression. This is the classic look for auditions, agency submissions, and portfolios.

Outdoors

Natural light, room to move, and a slower pace. Outdoor headshots work especially well for commercial submissions and for kids who loosen up outside.

The Experience

Your child doesn't need to know how to pose or what to do in front of the camera. That's my job. I help them feel comfortable, find their confidence, and bring their personality into every image.

1. The Conversation

We begin by talking about your child, their goals, and what these photographs need to accomplish.

I’ll explain how the session works and answer your questions before we meet.

2. The Planning

We’ll plan wardrobe, location, and the overall look together.

A natural look is almost always best for young performers.

If you’d like, I can also arrange a makeup artist for a light, age-appropriate application.

3. The Session

Your child doesn’t need to arrive with a rehearsed smile.

I keep things conversational and give gentle direction, which is how we get relaxed expressions and real eye contact.

The smile I want is the one you see at the dinner table.

4. The Images

Within one week you’ll receive a proof gallery to review.

You’ll choose only the images you love, and I’m always happy to help if you’d like another set of eyes.

Final images are lightly retouched and delivered ready for print, submissions, and digital use.

Session Options

Your session fee reserves our time together. Images are purchased separately after you’ve seen your gallery.

The Signature Session

Session Fee: $395

For a first headshot or a fuller update.

Up to one hour.

Two to three wardrobe looks.

Studio, outdoors, or a combination of both.

The Refresh Session

Session Fee: $225

For returning clients who need updated headshots.

A shorter session focused on one look.

Images begin at $95, with collections available for families who would like a wider variety of looks.

When to Update Headshots

If it no longer looks like them, it’s time.

A lost tooth, a haircut, a growth spurt: sometimes the old photograph stops looking like the child in front of you.

If your child is actively auditioning, updating headshots every six to twelve months is a good rule of thumb, or anytime there’s a significant change in appearance or casting range.

That’s what the Refresh Session is for.