Small Team Headshots
$1,449
For smaller teams, practices, and startups.
- Up to 5 people
- Up to 2-hour session
- In studio or on location
- 1 premium retouched headshot per person
- 10 color-corrected selects per person
- Unlimited usage rights
Corporate headshots in Los Angeles
A consistent visual standard across leadership, the team page, the partner directory, and every future new hire — built once and applied for as long as the brand needs it.






Six decisions, documented and held across the whole company so every employee photographed today and every new hire photographed a year from now matches the same standard:
For the day-of operational details — scheduling, room setup, and headcount logistics — see team headshots in Los Angeles.
Corporate packages are built around team size, setup time, and consistent delivery across employees. The final quote can be confirmed after we know the headcount, location, and rollout needs.
For companies that need a consistent look across leadership, staff, departments, or office rollouts. Predictable deliverables and a consistent visual standard, in studio, at your office, or on location.
$1,449
For smaller teams, practices, and startups.
$1,889
A strong mid-size team option.
$2,499
For larger departments and longer office sessions.
$4,499
For larger organizations and full-day team production.
Built for large companies, law firms, financial institutions, multi-office organizations, and enterprise teams that need consistent headshots at scale, including project management, high-volume production, and rollout support.
$6,900 Up to 50 people · $138 per person
For structured corporate headshot programs up to 50 people.
$11,900 Up to 100 people · $119 per person
For larger office headshot days with more production support.
$24,900 Up to 250 people · $99.60 per person
For high-volume headshot rollouts across larger departments or locations.
$39,900 Up to 500 people · $79.80 per person
For large-scale company-wide headshot programs.
Custom
For 500+ people and multi-office programs.
Availability, location format, and final scheduling are confirmed after inquiry.
Studio-style works best for small leadership groups and individuals who want the cleanest, most controlled result — often paired with separate executive portraits for leaders. Office setup is the default for ten-plus headcount; we bring portable lighting and backdrop options and work out of a private room with a few feet of depth. The full format comparison lives on studio and on-location headshots.
Before the shoot, we define the visual standard — background, crop, lighting, expression range, and retouching profile. The day itself follows that standard so the final gallery reads as one system across leadership, the team page, recruiting, and future hires.
Background, crop, lighting, and retouching profile documented before the shoot day.
Per-employee slots blocked around the team's actual calendar — no all-day disruption.
Portable lighting and backdrop installed in a private room before the first slot.
Short directed sessions per employee, held to the visual standard from the brief.
Each employee chooses finals from a private gallery; nothing ships without selection.
One color grade and one retouching pass applied across the whole team, not image by image.
Files named per employee, multiple crops included, system kept on record for future hires.
Prep arrives a week before the shoot — a wardrobe note, the schedule per employee, and a room walk-through. On the day, we set up before the first slot, run scheduled blocks of five-to-ten minutes per person with a brief on-camera direction, and break the queue cleanly. Proofs land in a private gallery within a few days; finals are delivered after each employee selects.
For the full owner-side planning sequence, see corporate headshot day planning.
The form below covers it; we'll come back with options. The variables that matter: team size and the split between LA-based and distributed employees, location (your office, our studio-style setup, or a hybrid), the number of retouched finals per person, grooming arrangements, turnaround, and whether you want the future-hire workflow set up on the same brief. For distributed teams, remote headshots cover the rest of the company on the same visual standard.
Portfolio
A selection of corporate portraits for company pages, leadership bios, internal directories, recruiting profiles, and team-wide visual standards.




















Yes — office setup is the default for corporate and team sessions. We bring portable lighting, backdrop options, and the full kit; we ask for a private room with a few feet of depth, an outlet, and a quiet corridor for the queue. We confirm the room walk-through, schedule, and prep requirements after inquiry. Office shoots typically run faster per person than studio sessions because there's no commute on either side.
Same backdrop, same lighting setup, same crop, same retouching style, and a documented direction sheet for expression and posture. We name and organize files per employee, color-grade the set as a batch rather than image-by-image, and keep the visual system on record so a new hire photographed six months later will match the original gallery. Consistency is the heart of the corporate offer.
Yes. Once the visual system is documented from the original day — backdrop, lighting position, crop, color reference — new hires can be photographed in shorter follow-up sessions and processed against the same reference set. We keep the file naming convention and the retouching profile on record. Pricing for ongoing single-employee additions is confirmed after inquiry; it's a separate workflow from a fresh team session.
Plan on five to ten minutes per person for a standard corporate setup, including the brief, the shoot, and a quick on-set review. Small Team covers up to five people in about two hours, Team Headshots Standard up to ten in about three, Team Headshots Extended up to twenty-five in about five, and Team Headshots Day Rate up to a hundred in a full day. Real per-person time depends on grooming arrangements and how strict the visual brief is.
A private room with roughly twelve feet of depth and eight to ten feet of width, one outlet, and minimal pass-through traffic. A conference room with the table removed is usually plenty. A holding area nearby helps the queue move smoothly. We don't need a window or natural light — we bring our own — but we do appreciate a quiet space so employees can settle and warm up for the camera.
We run a hybrid workflow: LA-based employees on the office day, distributed employees through live-directed remote sessions on the same visual brief. The remote sessions use real photography on video (not AI), with the same backdrop direction, color profile, and retouching style. The result is one consistent team gallery across in-person and remote, not two visibly different sets stitched together.