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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2021 · 25 MIN

EPISODE 192: Brian Confer- Founder of The Headshot Truck Talks Actor Headshots

from The Actors Lounge · host Melanie Victor

EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT CODE FOR THE ACTORS LOUNGE LISTENERS:  $100 unlimited looks package- ACTORSLOUNGE100 First month free off of the 'WORKING ACTOR' subscription package- ACTORSLOUNGEFIRST Click HERE to visit their website and book your session today!  Brian Confer, has been an actor for over 25 years, living in NYC and Chicago before moving to LA 16 years ago. In the last 6 years he has transitioned from being in front of the screen to behind it, by producing digital series and films. Most actors have day jobs, and Brian did sales and marketing for 10+ years before deciding to start his own company.  In 2014 he became a Co-Founder of The Headshot Truck, which is the first mobile photography studio in the country. The Headshot Truck was designed by actors, for actors and delivers high quality headshots at affordable prices. Over the years The Headshot Truck has developed relationships with amazing actors, agents, casting directors, and studios. Recently they started the first ever actor headshot subscription, which allows actors to shoot 6 looks per year for only $49 per month.

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