We are often asked how much does a professional corporate headshot cost? This depends on three factors. The most expensive option is if you have your corporate headshot captured in a central London photographic studio. This is because the professional corporate portrait photographer will be paying a high price to rent their London studio, which will be passed on to you in their fees. If you work in the City or West End and you want a new professional corporate headshot, then it will be convenient to pop out at lunchtime and visit the central London photographic studio, but you will be paying a high price for this service, and you will be looking at £200 to £400 depending on your choice of professional portrait photographer.
A cheaper option is to source a professional corporate headshot photographer with a mobile photographic studio they can bring to your London offices. This means the photographer does not have expensive studio costs to pass on to you. They can set up their mobile studio in your London office boardroom and capture a professional corporate headshot for you at around £150 to £200. This also benefits you as you will be away from your desk for less time, and therefore, your productivity will not be impacted as badly. A mobile studio consists of a pro camera and tripod, lighting stands with studio lights and a background roll of colourama or pop-up background.
When asked ‘how much does a professional corporate headshot cost’ the last option we suggest is the cheapest. If you meet a professional portrait photographer at a London location with a cityscape background you like then the photographer has no overheads and no need for professional lighting, and no need for a background roll. This is the cheapest option at £140, but as with everything in the UK, check the weather forecast before you agree on a time and location.
How much does a professional corporate headshot cost? Studio?
How much does a professional corporate headshot cost? Offices?
How much does a professional corporate headshot cost? On location?
