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What casting directors really want
Had a shoot with young actor Jordan Billings.
We met up in his home town of Newton Le Willows. He travelled down from his acting studies at Preston University.
Casting directors and agents had given Jordan advice on the images required for professional actors' listings on Spotlight, Starnow and for casting in general. They want clean, professional headshots, so casting directors know what they're getting.
With the mobile studio set up, we captured a good range of images, giving Jordan plenty to choose from.
Jordan is an absolute gentleman and has a lovely family.
Find out more about Jordan at:-
www.starnow.co.uk/jordanbillings
www.mandy.com/uk/actor/jordan-billings
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPDXWKN7u04&t=12s (showreel)
and of course on Starlight.com
Get in touch now, to book your shoot:-
neil.lynchehaun@neillynchehaun.co.uk
www.neillynchehaun.co.uk/contact
07894 579831
Take at look at my portfolio at www.neillynchehaun.co.uk
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I so loved this scene at the end of the pier at Avila Beach in California. It was so foggy that morning. I imagined this guy sitting there in front of a blank canvas, his fishing poles as brushes, painting whatever he chose to imagine.
I miss the coast. :)
I was cleaning off my SD cards, and found a couple more pictures from shooting A Little Help in NY. this is our casting wall, where as people got roles, their pictures were pinned up so we could see the looks of the family units we were creating, and the environment.
7oz of lead and a squid bait will put a bend in most rods, even a Conoflex Tournament Extreme!!!!
(at least this one did not snap........)
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CBMM welcomed nationally renowned sculpture artist and Shepherd University professor Christian Benefiel, who guided workshop participants through the intricacies of casting bronze and aluminum, including creating molds, working the sand and furnace, and pouring molten metal. Learn more about all our shipyard programs at: cbmm.org/learn/shipyardprograms
My 2nd belly casting . I was pregnant with our only daughter Sunee. I went a little "pink crazy" after having 3 boys so I made this as girlie as possible. I wanted it to look like a beautiful shirt(like what preg. stars would wear to the Oscars).
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It's been quite awhile since I posted any film shots. When I shoot film, I tend to not take very many images. One roll can easily last me a couple of weeks. This translates over to when I shoot digital as well; I've really cut down on the amount of photos I take digitally, especially when it comes to shooting street photography. There's no lesson, just simply observation.
This is a shot I liked from one of the last two rolls I shot. It's from the corner of Bathurst and King in Toronto.
Camera: Voightlander Bessa R4A
Lens: Nokton 35mm F/1.4
Film: Kodak Portra 400 VC (expired)
see it big~ View On Black
we had an open casting call today, from left to right...
Carly Foulkes, Alena Enikeeva, Euphrasie, Lina, Noreen Carmody, Irina, Tatiana, and Martina C.
Dea Vivente Work In Progress:
This is how the cast pieces look like after detaching the parts of the molds. Right now the pieces require refinement and preparing for the drying process.
More information about my dolls at: deavivente.com
The Columbus Steel Castings Company formerly known as The Buckeye Steel Company was built in 1900. Columbus Castings manufactures truck and coupler assemblies for railroad cars. Currently employed are about 800 workers on two shifts. Back in the 1980's 2000 people worked here. This complex is massive with several large buildings well over a 1500' long combined with smaller structures. In this photo an Ohio Central System freight passes the plant and enters the CSX railroad yard off Parsons avenue.
FotografÃas con reflectores.
Reflector utilizado: Dorado.
En las siguientes fotos, vamos a evidenciar el buen trabajo de nuestro modelo, quien pareciera estar realizando un casting de modelaje, puesto que sus poses y fotografÃas fueron muy buenas.
Modelo: Carlos Barrera.