Wonderful news for Bird College graduate Paige Fenlon to be cast in the new production of Oklahoma at the Chichester Festival Theatre  this summer, MAD Photography would like to wish Paige all the best

Had a great time working with the talented actress Mary Chater on her new headshots, Mary is reresented by John Mahoney Management

Wonderful working with Ella (Wortley) Valle on her new head shots, Ella is in her final year at the Urdang Academy. I took headshots for Ella when she was only 4 years old at the Valle Academy.

Congratulations to Miriam-Teak Lee on her new adventure, Miriam will be creating the role of Juliet in the new musical ‘& Juliet’. Opens in Manchester later this year and comes into the West End in November. Can’t wait to see it. Miriam is represented by Curtis Brown Management

We had a great session updating headshots for young actor Honor Kneafsey. Honor is currently filming for ‘A Christmas Prince – The Royal baby’, where she will reprise her role as Princess Emily. Represented by A&J Management

Congratulations to student actress Milly Moggeridge for winning FIFF London https://fifflondon.org/winners-september-edition/  best actress award for her performance as Catherine (Cat) in new short film Vulture, https://www.facebook.com/vultureshortfilm/

Milly is in her final year at  Arts University Bournemouth studying drama, https://aub.ac.uk

Great fun working with Miriam-Teak Lee on her new head shots, Miriam is performing in Hamilton the muscial at the Victoria Palace London. Miriam studied at Arts Educational School London and is represented by Curtis Brown Management London.

Great working with the actors at the London actor’s workshop.

London’s popular 12 week acting programme based in the heart of theatreland. Designed for professional and aspiring actors looking to get work, it is a practical, intensive series of highly specific workshops primarily focussed on TV & Film and offers students the chance to showcase their talents to casting directors and agents.

Check them out! www.londonactorsworkshop.co.uk

Last few months have been busy. Its that time of the year again when 3rd year drama and musical theatre students need to get their head shots done. For many of them it’s the first time they have ever sat in front of a camera! So many things for them to think about, hair, make up, expression, do I smile do I look moody….

For me, there’s only one important thing. The eyes! Get them to say everything! It’s not easy to do but it makes the portrait work. If the eyes are dead, all the hard work with make up and hair will be wasted.

I shot student actress Jessica Bennett in natural light with just a reflector to accentuate her eyes, no need for anything else.