Artist portraits and headshots in French-speaking Switzerland

Rate

from 600 CHF

Starting rate, excluding specific costs. The quote settles the rest.

The photo shoot takes place at a location agreed with you, with equipment set up on site. We sort through the images, carry out basic retouching and deliver a final selection.

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Session600 CHF

Photography, sorting, editing and delivery of the gallery.
Full castsubject to quotation

An entire company performing in a single session, or a session taking place at several different venues.

French-speaking Switzerland, from Chavornay (VD).

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Terms and packages

How the session will proceed

A press kit, an agency profile, a poster: your portrait is often the first image a programmer sees of you. We prepare it with you: deciding on the purpose, the tone and the setting. Then we take the photographs in a place that feels a bit like your own – a rehearsal room, a workshop or a street in your neighbourhood – rather than in a neutral studio.

The session lasts between one and two hours. We take as long as it takes for the numbness to wear off.

For the stage and for the web

We provide framing tailored to each medium: close-ups for the programme, wider shots for the poster, and square and vertical versions for social media. Black and white or colour, as required. For a theatre company, we photograph the entire cast in a single session, using consistent lighting.

The visuals fit seamlessly into the visual identity of a show or tour, which we can design straight away.

Delivery

A selection of 10 to 30 retouched images, in high definition and web-ready versions, delivered within ten days. The licence covers all your communications, provided the credit is included.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a portrait session cost?

From 600 CHF for a photoshoot, including image selection, retouching and delivery of the gallery. A full-day shoot or a shoot at multiple locations will be quoted separately.

Should I bring several outfits?

Two or three will do, in plain colours. We’ll discuss this before the session, as usual.

Do you retouch faces?

We correct the lighting, colour and minor flaws. We do not alter your features: a programme producer must be able to recognise you when they hear you.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

Yes. A deposit of 20 per cent of the invoice total is required to confirm the order and secure the date. We will reserve the date as soon as we receive this deposit. The balance is payable on delivery.

Other services

Recording of shows and events

from 700 CHF

Event photography

from 850 CHF

Teasers & promotional videos

from 800 CHF

Aerial photography using drones

from 900 CHF per day

Cinematography

from 400 CHF per day

Project visual identity

from 600 CHF

Websites

from 2,000 CHF

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