Aaron J. Gang - Information

Package A:	includes 1 roll of 40 exposures and 1 master print.	$250
*Package B:*	includes 2 rolls of 40 exposures and 1 master print.	$315
*Package C:*	includes 3 rolls of 40 exposures and 2 master prints.	$390
*Package D:*	includes 4 rolls of 40 exposures and 2 master prints.	$450
Master Prints:	(each additional)	$20
All packages include proof sheets. Prices good through 7/22/04.

Men's makeup is included. Women's makeup (and hair) is $100-$125. I work exclusively with four or five makeup artists, though you are free to bring in your own. CALL FOR A FREE CONSULTATION, DIRECTIONS, AND ANWSERS TO ANY QUESTIONS: 773-782-4363

CLOTHING FOR HEADSHOTS

The short version: Bring lots of tops/shirts darker than your skintone. If you’re dark skinned, also bring tops that a lighter than your skin tone, but try not to bring white or very light tops. Bring at least 4 shirts for each look you want. Bring long sleeve; stay casual and simple. Bring a pair of jeans or two; that’s all you need for the waist down. Don’t bother bringing skirts, or even slacks/chinos, unless you want a classic industrial look. You need not bother bringing shoes/boots/etc., unless you want to in order to complete the “feeling.”

Obviously, you want to bring your favorite clothes, the ones that make you feel attractive or special or important. In addition, your clothes should never steal focus from your face, solid colors are almost always better than prints. Clothes should be pressed and fit perfect: not too tight or loose. For a commercial headshot you should have fashionable casual clothes (Gap, Banana Republic, etc.)

Overall, dark clothes work best. Don't bother bringing light shirts / pastels unless you have darker skin. Black will not compete with any skin tone. Our eye is drawn to light things, yet the eye must be drawn to the face and eyes. Make sure you bring a few medium-toned to dark-toned tops.

Bring fresh clothing: new and crisp looking.

Variance is the key to selecting clothing for a shoot. If all your shirts have the same type of collar, then the whole shoot might all seem like the same look even though you've changed. Think variance. Variance in: styles, fabric, texture, necks, collars, casual, dress, casual-dress.

Things to Bring:
Women and Men
• Long-sleeve v-neck knit or simple cotton shirt. (Or one with collar, i.e., polo-type.) • Crew neck, too. • Standard button-down. • Sweater. • Subtle plaids are ok. • T-shirts in dark and light colors (for layering). • Jeans. • Belt. • Something Unique. • Business suit (if interested in an industrial headshot).

Additional items for Women
• Tank-top / sleeveless top. • Sweater-set. • Jean-jacket (nicely fitted). • Bras (seamless & compatible with wardrobe color and style).

Final notes: Press or Iron your clothes! Don't be afraid to bring a bunch of clothes; give us plenty to work with and choose together. Bring your favorite Cds, too.