Most actors don't need dozens of character headshots. They need the right ones. In this episode of Adorama TV, Gary Hughes works with a real actor to create three specific character looks requested by her agent: a professional office worker, a procedural television character, and a supportive best-friend type. Along the way, you'll see how subtle changes in wardrobe, expression, posing, and lighting can help create believable character-driven images without relying on costumes, stereotypes, or random character concepts. Rather than building a portfolio full of disconnected looks, this approach focuses on creating targeted images that support an actor's goals and help casting directors envision them in specific roles. In this video: • What actor character headshots are • Why agents and coaches often guide character development • Professional character headshots • Procedural television character headshots • Best friend character headshots • Directing actors for specific roles • Wardr...