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Elevate Your Team’s Presence: Professional Headshots for Your Entire Company

Executive summary

Company-wide headshots are more than a photo day—they’re a brand system. Done right, they unify your people across websites, pitch decks, LinkedIn, press, sales enablement, badges, and recruiting. Below is the playbook we use at Saint Louis Business Portraits to deliver consistent, authentic portraits at scale—fast—while protecting likeness, diversity, and brand standards.

Why company-wide headshots matter to marketing & comms leaders

  • Brand cohesion at scale: One visual language across offices, roles, and hiring waves.
  • Speed to publish: Frictionless approvals, batch deliverables, and pre-built crops for every channel.
  • Recruiting & sales lift: Polished, consistent profiles build trust and raise response rates.
  • Risk reduction: Documented edit policies, privacy controls, and optional content credentials.
  • Operational sanity: Centralized scheduling, mobile studio setups, and turnkey post-production.

The framework: how we roll out headshots across an organization

1) Stakeholder alignment (60–90 minutes)

  • Define usage map (web team pages, PR, internal directory, ATS/HRIS, ID badges, Zoom/Teams).
  • Lock visual spec: background, focal length, crop rules (circle-safe and square), color vs. B/W.
  • Establish retouching policy (natural, likeness-preserving; opt-in for minor cosmetic fixes).
  • Choose SLA tier: same-day, standard (2–3 business days), or executive/PR rush.

2) Pre-production: the “Look Bible”

We create a one-page guide you can send to every participant:

  • Wardrobe & grooming by department/brand palette.
  • Do/Don’t examples (glare, patterns, lanyards, posture).
  • Accessibility & inclusion notes (mobility, neurodiversity comfort cues, religious attire).
  • Calendar links with reminders and prep checklist.

3) Logistics & scheduling

  • On-site micro-studio(s): We bring identical lighting kits to each location (or set up in our studio).
  • Throughput planning: 6–10 minutes per person with overlapping buffers; dedicated walk-ups lane.
  • Executive timeboxing: 5-minute VIP flow with live tethered review and instant selects.
  • Remote hires: Rolling studio days monthly/quarterly plus secure mail-in backdrop kits when needed.

4) On-set capture & quality control

  • Tethered capture to calibrated displays; real-time expression coaching and pose micro-adjustments.
  • Expression series: neutral → approachable smile → confident smile (coverage for all use cases).
  • Data hygiene: Structured filenames on ingest (e.g., Brand_Loc_LastFirst_Role_YYYYMMDD_v01).
  • Consent & usage: Optional on-set release forms and alt-text prompts gathered with the subject’s input.

5) Post-production: AI-assisted, human-guided

We use modern tools to accelerate, not to fabricate.

  • Smart culling surfaces the sharpest, best-expression frames; editor has final say.
  • Skin-texture–aware retouching: Temporary blemishes and lint cleanup; no identity reshaping.
  • Glasses/glare fixes while preserving frame geometry; flyaway hair cleanups with fine masks.
  • Background unification via precision matting; brand-approved backplates with realistic shadowing.
  • Relight harmonization for multi-site consistency; exposure/white balance normalization.
  • Audit trail & provenance: Versioned edits and optional C2PA Content Credentials.

6) Proofing & approvals

  • Private proofing galleries with @mentions, side-by-side A/B, and per-file approvals.
  • Teamwide status dashboard: who’s shot, who’s approved, who needs reschedule.
  • Automated reminders keep projects moving without adding PM load to your staff.

7) Delivery & integration

  • Channel-ready exports:
    • LinkedIn 1:1, directory 3:4, website hero 16:9, PR 5:4, and circle-safe crops.
    • JPEG/WebP (web), TIFF (print), PNG (transparent background).
  • Metadata & accessibility: IPTC fields (name/role/rights), suggested alt-text, release linkbacks.
  • Handoffs: Structured folders + checksum manifest; push to DAM/SharePoint/Google Drive/Dropbox.
  • Maintenance cadence: Quarterly or biannual “new hire days” to keep your universe current.

Governance, privacy, and inclusion you can trust

  • Likeness policy: We enhance clarity and polish while preserving identity and natural skin texture.
  • DEI-minded color: Calibrated workflows across diverse skin tones; brand look applied consistently.
  • Privacy & security: Access-controlled portals, limited retention windows, and on-prem options for sensitive clients.
  • Clear rights & usage: Licensing summaries delivered with your assets; optional talent releases stored alongside files.

KPIs to measure impact

  • Time-to-publish from shoot to live page.
  • Coverage rate (% of staff with approved headshots).
  • Consistency score (background/crop/grade conformance).
  • Stakeholder satisfaction via lightweight post-project pulse.
  • Recruiting enablement (profile completeness, candidate response lift—where tracked).

Sample rollout timeline (100–300 employees)

  • Week 0: Look Bible, scheduling links, pilot test (5–10 people).
  • Week 1: On-site shoot(s), exec block, remote slots opened.
  • Days 2–4: Proofs delivered, comments resolved.
  • Days 4–7: Final exports, DAM ingest, rights summary shipped.
  • Ongoing: Monthly “new hire” mini-sessions; biannual refresh.

Frequently asked questions

Can you match our current headshot style?
Yes. Provide references and we’ll build a brand LUT/background library for perfect continuity.

What if teams are hybrid or fully remote?
We schedule rolling studio days and provide alternative capture options with our traveling kits and guided remote sessions, then unify looks in post.

Will AI make faces look fake?
Not in our pipeline. We use AI for speed (masking, glare, batch conformance) while enforcing texture-preserving retouch standards. No bone-structure changes—ever.

Can you handle executive PR needs on short notice?
Yes—same-day or next-day executive finishing is available with prioritized QC and PR-friendly crops.

Do you support content authenticity?
We can embed Content Credentials (C2PA), documenting edits/provenance on request.

Why partner with Saint Louis Business Portraits

Saint Louis Business Portraits is a full-service professional commercial photography and video production company with the right equipment and creative crew service experience for successful image acquisition. We offer full-service studio and location video and photography, as well as editing, post-production and licensed drone pilots. Saint Louis Business Portraits can customize your productions for diverse types of media requirements. Repurposing your photography and video branding to gain more traction is another specialty. We are well-versed in all file types and styles of media and accompanying software. We use the latest in Artificial Intelligence for all our media services. Our private studio lighting and visual setup is perfect for small productions and interview scenes. Our studio is large enough to incorporate props to round out your set. We support every aspect of your production—from setting up a private, custom interview studio to supplying professional sound and camera operators, as well as providing the right equipment—ensuring your next video production is seamless and successful. We can fly our specialized drones indoors. As a full-service video and photography production corporation, since 1982, Saint Louis Business Portraits has worked with many businesses, marketing firms and creative agencies in the St. Louis area for their marketing photography and video.

314-913-5626

stlouisphotos@gmail.com
Mike Haller

Studio – 4501 Mattis Road St Louis, MO 63128

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Best Plan to Get Team & Individual Headshots at Your Office

Executive teams want brand-consistent headshots, minimal downtime, and zero drama. Here’s a proven, production-grade plan we use to photograph entire departments—fast—without leaving your building.

The winning setup

  • Decide the look: background color, crop/aspect ratio, lighting style, and retouching level.
  • Reserve one room (12’×18′ ideal), plus a small staging area for wardrobe and final touch-ups.
  • Book in blocks: 6–10 people per hour with a rolling sign-up to avoid bottlenecks.
  • Approve on-site: tethered capture with immediate selection speeds things up and reduces post-shoot revisions.
  • Deliverables defined: filenames, crops (LinkedIn, intranet, press), turnaround, and retouching policy documented up front.

Phase 1 — Pre-Production (Alignment that saves you hours later)

1) Creative brief (30 minutes)

  • Usage: LinkedIn, website bios, ID badges, pitch decks, PR.
  • Visual targets: 2–3 reference images for lighting, energy (smile vs. neutral), background (neutral gray, clean white, branded color, environmental).
  • Consistency rules: crop line (mid-chest vs. shoulders), headroom, and eye-line.

2) Space plan

  • Primary set: 12’×18′ or larger; 9′ ceiling minimum preferred.
  • Staging: nearby conference room or corridor for last looks and queuing.
  • Power & noise: two dedicated outlets; away from loud HVAC and foot traffic.

3) Scheduling logic

  • Cadence: 6–10 people/hour depending on approval flow and wardrobe changes.
  • Priority lanes: give executives and client-facing teams reserved slots so they’re never stuck waiting.
  • Overflow buffer: hold 10–15 minutes every hour for late arrivals.

4) Communication kit (copy-paste)

  • Email (75 words):
    “Headshots are on [DATE] in [ROOM]. Please arrive 5 minutes early. Wear solid colors; avoid tight stripes and shiny fabrics. We’ll photograph you in 5–7 minutes, review on screen, and you’ll choose your favorite. If you wear glasses, bring them. Grooming kit will be on site. Questions? [CONTACT].”
  • SMS (160 chars):
    “Reminder: headshot today [TIME] in [ROOM]. Arrive 5 min early. Solid colors, bring glasses. 5–7 min per person w/ on-screen selection.”

Phase 2 — On-Site Workflow (Zero-friction, high throughput)

Set footprint (typical):

  • Key light on boom with large modifier for flattering wrap.
  • Fill via reflector or controlled soft source for precise contrast.
  • Background: 9′ seamless (white/gray/brand color) or environmental zone with distance for bokeh.
  • Tethered capture to a calibrated laptop/monitor for instant review.
  • Grooming station: lint rollers, blotting papers, combs, clips, translucent powder, basic hair spray.
  • Accessibility: seated option ready; camera height adjusts; ADA-friendly room path.

Timing benchmarks:

  • Individual standard: 5–7 minutes including review/selection.
  • Leadership/PR (more options and micro-coaching): 10–12 minutes.
  • Team hero shot: 10–15 minutes if scheduled at set change.

Flow controls that keep you on schedule:

  • QR check-in to confirm names, titles, and preferred name spelling.
  • Live image review; subject picks 1 primary + 1 alternate immediately.
  • Consistency overlay (ghost framing) to lock in eye-line and crop across the day.
  • Backup camera body and strobes on site to eliminate single-point failures.

Sample day schedule

  • 12 people (1.5–2 hrs): 9:00–11:00 AM with 10-min buffer each hour.
  • 25 people (3–4 hrs): 9:00–1:00 with a 15-min reset at 11:00.
  • 50 people (full day): 8:30–4:30 with lunch 12:00–12:45 and 10-min resets each hour.

Phase 3 — Look, Wardrobe, and Coaching (Where portraits become “on-brand”)

Wardrobe guidance (send beforehand):

  • Solid mid-tones; avoid micro-patterns, high-gloss fabrics, and busy plaids.
  • Bring a jacket/cardigan as a quick polish layer.
  • Company pins or subtle brand color accents photograph well.
  • For beards: edge clean-up the night prior; for close shaves: do it at least 2–3 hours before to reduce redness.

Pose & micro-coaching:

  • Open stance, long neck, slight lean toward camera for engagement.
  • Chin adjustments and shoulder angles tailored per face shape—small changes, big results.
  • If anxiety is high, a quick “test frame” breaks the ice before finals.

Phase 4 — Post-Production (Fast, consistent, and audit-ready)

File delivery & specs (define once, reuse forever):

  • Master: 4000px+ JPG (sRGB)
  • Transparency needs: PNG with clean, natural edge extraction
  • Crops: 1:1 (LinkedIn), 4:5 (bio pages), 16:9 (slides), 3:4 (directories)
  • Naming convention: Lastname_Firstname_Department_YYYY
  • Metadata embedded: name, title, department, copyright, usage.

Retouching policy (sane and respectful):

  • Standard: flyaway hair, lint, minor blemishes, under-eye brightening, specular control.
  • Executive/PR: optional teeth polish, vein/bruise softening, shirt line cleanup.
  • Integrity: no structural face changes; final images should look like the person—on their best day.

Turnaround SLAs:

  • Proof gallery: same-day or next morning.
  • Final delivery: 2–3 business days for up to 50 portraits (faster available when needed).
  • Revisions: 1 round included for crop or selection swaps.

Distribution ready:

  • Separate folders for Web, Print, and Transparent.
  • Spreadsheet (CSV) with filenames, people, roles, and URLs to each final for easy HR/IT ingestion.

Add-Ons That Multiply ROI

  • Leadership editorial portraits (in-office environmental looks for press and investor decks).
  • Video intros (15–30s talking-head clips in the same lighting for About pages and recruiting).
  • Team hero images for proposals and org charts.
  • Branded backdrops (exact Pantone) for franchise-level consistency across locations.
  • Office B-roll captured the same day—yes, even indoor drone passes in large atriums and corridors for a slick capabilities reel.

Common Pitfalls (and how we prevent them)

  • Inconsistent crops across divisions: we lock a framing standard and use an overlay on-set.
  • Last-minute no-shows: buffer windows each hour + a short “make-up” block at day’s end.
  • Shiny foreheads under LED cans: powder and flagging; we bring cutters to tame overhead spill.
  • Back-to-back meetings: we schedule micro-windows (e.g., :05, :12, :19…) to minimize wait and keep calendars aligned.

Why this plan works for decision makers

You get consistent, on-brand portraits, minimal disruption to operations, and a file package that drops straight into your web, HR, PR, and sales workflows. Your people feel taken care of, and your brand credibility rises everywhere those faces appear.

About St Louis Business Portraits

St Louis Business Portraits is a full-service professional commercial photography and video production company with the right equipment and creative crew for successful image acquisition. We offer full-service studio and location video and photography, as well as editing, post-production, and licensed drone pilots. St Louis Business Portraits can customize your productions for diverse types of media requirements. Repurposing your photography and video branding to gain more traction is another specialty. We are well-versed in all file types and styles of media and accompanying software. We use the latest in Artificial Intelligence for all our media services. Our private studio lighting and visual setup is perfect for small productions and interview scenes, and our studio is large enough to incorporate props to round out your set. We support every aspect of your production—from setting up a private, custom interview studio to supplying professional sound and camera operators, as well as providing the right equipment—ensuring your next video production is seamless and successful. We can fly our specialized drones indoors. As a full-service video and photography production corporation, since 1982, St Louis Business Portraits has worked with many businesses, marketing firms, and creative agencies in the St. Louis area for their marketing photography and video.

314-913-5626

stlouisphotos@gmail.com
Mike Haller

Studio – 4501 Mattis Road St Louis, MO 63128

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The Easy Way to Get Professional Headshots on Your Busy Schedule – Mobile Portraits

Between meetings, deadlines, and client calls, blocking off time for photography may seem like a luxury—not a necessity. But in reality, professional business portraits are a vital asset in your company’s branding toolbox. Fortunately, there’s a solution that fits seamlessly into your workflow: Mobile Portrait Services.

Why Mobile Headshots Are a Game-Changer for Busy Professionals

Mobile portrait services bring the studio to your doorstep—whether that’s a high-rise office downtown, a conference venue, or your company headquarters in the suburbs. Instead of coordinating travel for your team or juggling appointment times at a studio, mobile setups offer convenience without compromise.

At St Louis Business Portraits, we specialize in deploying compact, professional-grade lighting and background setups to virtually any location. With minimal disruption to your workday, we create an efficient flow to photograph entire teams or key individuals quickly—while still capturing polished, brand-consistent portraits.

The Professional Look, Without Leaving the Office

One common misconception is that mobile headshots can’t match the quality of studio portraits. That’s no longer the case. Today’s mobile gear—including advanced lighting kits, professional DSLR and mirrorless cameras, and calibrated monitors for on-site previews—ensures crisp, flattering images that meet the highest industry standards.

We also bring customized background and lighting solutions that reflect your brand’s visual identity. Whether you want a modern, light-filled look, classic corporate backdrops, or environmental portraits within your own workspace, our team adapts to fit your vision.

Team Efficiency, Visual Consistency

Scheduling headshots during work hours ensures higher participation and consistent results across departments. With our mobile setup, we streamline the entire process—handling everything from pre-session communication and wardrobe tips to on-site posing guidance and real-time image selection. This eliminates the hassle of mismatched portraits, uneven lighting, or different styles across your staff bios, LinkedIn profiles, or marketing materials.

AI-Enhanced Editing and Fast Turnarounds

Once your headshots are captured, we utilize cutting-edge post-production techniques—powered by the latest Artificial Intelligence tools—to deliver exceptional results faster. Our editing pipeline includes skin tone balancing, background cleanup, and subtle retouching to maintain natural yet polished looks for all team members. You’ll receive web-optimized files, high-resolution prints, and any format required for your internal and external branding platforms.

Ready for Updates and Recurring Sessions

As your business grows or your team changes, we can return for follow-up sessions on your schedule. Mobile sessions are ideal for onboarding new team members, annual marketing campaigns, or refreshing executive photos. We’ll match your previous look and setup for perfect consistency across time.

Why Work with St Louis Business Portraits?

Since 1982, St Louis Business Portraits has been the go-to partner for professional companies, marketing firms, and creative agencies across the St. Louis region. Our team of experienced photographers, videographers, and producers brings the right combination of skill, gear, and creativity to every assignment.

We offer full-service studio and location video and photography, as well as editing, post-production, and licensed drone pilots. Whether you’re capturing polished headshots, creating a branded video campaign, or repurposing content across media platforms, we customize your production to meet your unique needs.

Our AI-enhanced media services, advanced lighting setups, and private studio allow us to support everything from small productions to large-scale corporate shoots. And yes—we can fly our specialized drones indoors to capture dynamic overhead footage that enhances your storytelling.

With decades of experience, technical expertise, and a deep understanding of brand image, St Louis Business Portraits ensures your next visual production is efficient, stress-free, and effective. Contact us today to schedule your mobile headshot session and see how easy professional photography can be—even on your busiest day.

314-913-5626

stlouisphotos@gmail.com
Mike Haller

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What to Wear for Your Best Headshot Ever — A Professional’s Guide to Making the Right Impression

Your headshot is often the first point of visual contact with potential clients, collaborators, and employers. It appears on your website, LinkedIn profile, pitch decks, press kits, and more. But the key to a successful business portrait isn’t just expert lighting or a high-end camera—it’s also what you wear.

At St Louis Business Portraits, we’ve photographed professionals across industries for decades, and we know how wardrobe choices can elevate—or undermine—your image. This guide will help you make intentional, brand-aligned clothing decisions so you feel confident and look your best in front of the lens.

1. Start with Your Audience in Mind

Who will be viewing your headshot? A startup investor? A corporate board? Creative agencies? Your attire should resonate with the expectations of your industry without compromising your authenticity.

Tip:

  • Finance, law, or consulting? Lean into formal attire: tailored suits, solid shirts, and muted tones.
  • Creative industries or entrepreneurs? A polished smart-casual look (think jackets without ties, clean lines, subtle color) works well.
  • Healthcare or education? Clean, friendly, approachable with soft colors and minimal accessories.

2. Choose Solid Colors Over Patterns

Busy prints and patterns can be distracting and don’t always translate well in digital formats. Solid colors create a clean, professional look and ensure that the focus stays on your face.

Tip:

  • Jewel tones (like navy, burgundy, emerald) photograph beautifully on most skin tones.
  • Avoid stark white or neon unless layered under a jacket or sweater.
  • Light pastels work well in soft-lit environments; darker hues are best for dramatic or formal tones.

3. Fit is Everything

Loose or ill-fitting clothing can look sloppy on camera, while overly tight garments may cause discomfort and unnatural posture. Tailored outfits present you as composed and confident.

Tip:

  • Do a dress rehearsal: wear your full outfit in advance, sit and stand in it, and check it from all angles in good lighting.
  • Steam or iron your clothing before the shoot—wrinkles show more on high-resolution cameras.

4. Keep Accessories Subtle and Purposeful

Accessories should enhance your look, not dominate it. Bold necklaces, oversized watches, or trendy glasses may age your headshot or draw attention away from your expression.

Tip:

  • Stick to small, elegant accessories.
  • Avoid overly reflective jewelry, which can catch light awkwardly.
  • If you wear glasses regularly, bring a clean, non-reflective pair or ask your photographer to adjust lighting to avoid glare.

5. Grooming and Hair Matter—Plan Ahead

Even the best wardrobe can’t make up for a rushed grooming session. Hair, makeup, and facial grooming should be clean, natural, and consistent with your day-to-day professional look.

Tip:

  • Schedule any haircut or color touch-ups at least a week before your session.
  • For makeup: aim for professional but not overdone. Consider light matte powder to reduce shine.
  • Men: trim facial hair neatly or go clean-shaven for a sharper presentation.

6. Bring Options—and Layers

Different looks may work better depending on your setting and background. Layers, such as blazers, sweaters, or scarves, offer flexibility during your shoot and give you more variety in final image selections.

Tip:

  • Always bring 2–3 top options, including one neutral and one bold color.
  • Coordinate, but don’t match, your outfit with team members if you’re doing a group shoot.

Why Professionals Choose St Louis Business Portraits

At St Louis Business Portraits, we do more than take pictures—we craft brand-aligned portraits that reflect your growth, role, and industry. Our seasoned team brings decades of professional experience to every session, helping you look and feel confident from the first frame.

We offer full-service studio and location video and photography, editing and post-production, and licensed drone pilots for enhanced visual storytelling. Whether you need a classic corporate headshot, a modern executive portrait, or an entire team image refresh, we tailor every shoot to your goals.

Our studio features custom lighting setups, prop staging, and AI-enhanced tools to optimize your imagery. We repurpose your photos and videos across digital and print formats, ensuring visual consistency across all platforms. Our crew handles everything—from private interview studio setup to sound and camera operation—for a seamless, high-quality experience.

Since 1982, St Louis Business Portraits has partnered with companies, marketing agencies, and creative professionals throughout the St. Louis region to deliver headshots and visual content that make a lasting impression.

Ready to look your best?
Let St Louis Business Portraits guide your next professional image refresh. From wardrobe advice to final retouching, we help you present the best version of your evolving professional self.

314-913-5626

stlouisphotos@gmail.com
Mike Haller

Studio – 4501 Mattis Road St Louis, MO 63128

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How to Prepare for Your Headshot Appointment.

A powerful headshot is more than just a photograph — it’s a strategic marketing asset that tells your story before you even speak. Whether it’s for a corporate website, LinkedIn profile, marketing campaign, or press release, your business portrait must project confidence, credibility, and approachability.

At Saint Louis Business Portraits, we understand that preparation is key to achieving a truly impactful image. In this guide, we’ll share expert advice to help you prepare thoroughly for your headshot appointment, ensuring you present your best self to your clients, colleagues, and audience.

1. Understand the Purpose of Your Headshot

Before stepping in front of the camera, think carefully about how and where your headshot will be used. Different industries and marketing channels may call for slightly different styles. A law firm might prefer formal, traditional portraits, while a tech startup may opt for a more casual, approachable look.

Tip: Clarify your intended use and target audience with your photographer beforehand so we can tailor the lighting, background, and mood to fit your brand image perfectly.

2. Choose the Right Wardrobe

Your outfit plays a crucial role in setting the tone of your headshot.

  • Solid Colors Over Patterns: Solid, neutral, or muted colors generally photograph better and keep the focus on your face.
  • Professional Fit: Wear clothes that fit well without sagging or pulling. Ill-fitting garments can appear sloppy in photos.
  • Industry-Appropriate Attire: Match your outfit to your professional industry standards. Formal businesses may require suits, while creatives might opt for business casual.

Tip: Bring a few options to the studio. Our experienced crew at Saint Louis Business Portraits can help you choose what looks best under professional lighting conditions.

3. Pay Attention to Grooming and Personal Care

In headshots, small details are magnified. Preparing your grooming ahead of time ensures you look polished and professional.

  • Hair: Get a haircut or trim about a week before your appointment to allow for a natural look.
  • Facial Hair: Keep facial hair neatly trimmed or clean-shaven, depending on your style.
  • Makeup: Keep makeup natural and matte to minimize shine. Bring powder for touch-ups.
  • Hands and Nails: If your hands might appear in the photo (crossed arms, holding props), ensure nails are clean and manicured.

Tip: Moisturize your skin well the night before to achieve a healthy, natural glow without looking oily.

4. Get Plenty of Rest

A well-rested face naturally appears more vibrant and alert. Lack of sleep can lead to dark under-eye circles, dull skin, and an overall tired look.

Tip: Try to get a full night’s sleep before your appointment and stay hydrated in the days leading up to your session.

5. Relax and Trust the Process

Feeling nervous before a headshot session is normal, but the best portraits come when you feel comfortable and authentic. Our experienced team will coach you through poses, expressions, and positioning so you don’t need to worry about the technical aspects.

Tip: Practice smiling naturally in front of a mirror the night before. Think about a positive memory or success moment to bring genuine warmth to your expression during the session.

6. Communicate with Your Photographer

A great headshot is the result of collaboration. Don’t hesitate to communicate your preferences, brand guidelines, or insecurities with your photographer. Whether it’s a specific side you favor or a unique brand style you need to match, telling us early ensures we can customize your session perfectly.

Tip: Bring a list of any creative direction or examples you admire. It helps streamline the session and aligns your expectations with the final product.

Why Saint Louis Business Portraits Is the Right Partner for Your Professional Headshots

At Saint Louis Business Portraits, we believe that every business portrait should be a strategic visual asset — crafted with expertise, artistry, and attention to detail. Since 1982, we have been the trusted choice for businesses, marketing firms, and creative agencies throughout the St. Louis area.

We are a full-service professional commercial photography and video production company equipped with the right gear, creative crew, and service experience for truly successful image acquisition. We offer full-service studio and location video and photography, editing, post-production, and even licensed drone pilots for truly unique projects.

Our services can be customized for diverse media requirements, whether for websites, marketing materials, internal communications, or large-scale campaigns. We’re experts at repurposing your photography and video branding to help you gain even greater traction across platforms.

At Saint Louis Business Portraits, we are well-versed in all file types, media styles, and accompanying software, ensuring seamless delivery no matter your project scope. We embrace the latest Artificial Intelligence technologies to enhance every aspect of our media services.

Our private studio lighting and visual setup are perfect for small productions and interview scenes. With a spacious studio that can incorporate custom props and set pieces, and the ability to fly our specialized drones indoors, we provide everything you need to make your next business portrait or video production truly outstanding.

When you partner with Saint Louis Business Portraits, you’re choosing decades of expertise, creative vision, and a full-service team committed to making you look your absolute best.

314-913-5626

stlouisphotos@gmail.com
Mike Haller

Studio – 4501 Mattis Road St Louis, MO 63128