Individual remote headshots
$180 Per person
- Fully remote session
- Live posing and lighting guidance
- One retouched final image
- Digital background option
- Private gallery
- Unlimited usage rights
Enterprise rollouts
For multi-region and multi-department companies that need one consistent headshot standard across locations, teams, and time zones. Remote Headshots builds live-directed programs with centralized planning, brand review, scheduling support, natural retouching, and organized delivery.
Each participant joins a guided remote session from a phone through the provided app or session link. A photographer connects live, directs lighting, camera position, posture, expression, framing, and background, then the selected image is edited to the approved company standard.
The process keeps the employee experience simple while giving HR, brand, communications, procurement, security, and operations teams the structure they need behind the scenes.
Enterprise headshots become difficult when every office, department, or region solves the problem separately. The result is usually mismatched portraits, repeated vendor conversations, inconsistent files, and extra review cycles whenever the company updates its website, recruiting pages, internal directories, or leadership materials.
A unified remote workflow gives the company one visual system and one operating model. The complexity is still real, but it is handled through planning, scheduling, live direction, editing standards, and delivery controls instead of being pushed onto every participant or department.
Pricing
Start with an individual session, a smaller team rollout, or a larger company program. For enterprise planning, the large company format is usually the baseline because it supports shared direction, centralized booking, consistent editing, and organized delivery.
$180 Per person
Popular
$100 Per person for teams of 3+
From $80 Per person for 10+
Rollout architecture
Large headshot projects need an operating model before the first session begins. The program should define who needs to be photographed, what the final images should look like, how participants will book, who approves the visual direction, and how completed files will be delivered.
For the employee, the session stays simple: they receive instructions, open the app or session link from a phone at the scheduled time, connect with the photographer, get live direction, and capture real photos during the guided session.
Confirm headcount, regions, timeline, stakeholder roles, approval steps, and intended use cases for the final images.
Approve crop, background, color, retouching approach, file naming, and delivery requirements before capture begins.
Schedule participants by region, department, or cohort so production fits the company calendar and internal rhythm.
Keep the same visual system available for new hires, leadership updates, and future department refreshes.
Portfolio
The final images should feel consistent across leadership pages, employee directories, recruiting pages, LinkedIn profiles, press materials, and internal systems. The goal is not to make every person look identical. The goal is to keep lighting, crop, background, and retouching controlled enough that the company looks organized at scale.
Enterprise programs need clear status visibility. The program lead should know who has booked, who has completed a session, which files are in editing, and what still needs follow-up.
The visual standard is approved once and applied across the workflow. Brand stakeholders should not need to review every individual session just to keep the company's people pages consistent.
During each session, the photographer uses the approved direction to guide lighting, camera height, posture, expression, framing, and background before the image is captured. This helps the edited final files start from stronger, more aligned source photos.
The participant experience should feel easy. Each employee receives clear instructions, a booking path, and a guided remote session in their time zone.
Before the session, the employee installs the remote photography app or opens the provided session link on a smartphone. At the scheduled time, the photographer connects live and helps with lighting, camera position, posture, expression, framing, and background.
The employee does not have to figure out the setup alone, self-shoot, or upload random selfies. The operational complexity stays with the rollout team, while the final image is selected and edited for the approved company standard.
Enterprise programs often require clear handling of participant information, image files, access, retention, and usage rights. These requirements should be confirmed before launch so the photography workflow fits the company's procurement, legal, and security process.
Scale scenarios
A company-wide workflow across multiple countries or time zones, with one approved visual standard and regional scheduling support.
A coordinated update for brand launches, website relaunches, recruiting updates, M&A integration, or department-level refreshes.
Ongoing headshot capacity for new hires, leadership changes, and quarterly or monthly employee updates.
Private scheduling, guided capture, and review support for senior leaders, board members, spokespeople, and press-facing roles. See executive headshots.
Related programs
Enterprise headshot programs often overlap with team, global employee, new-hire, and website-update workflows. Use these pages when the need is narrower than a full enterprise rollout.
A consistent headshot workflow for distributed and hybrid teams that need aligned employee photos without bringing everyone to one studio.
A remote headshot process for employees in different countries, regions, and time zones, with one shared visual standard.
An ongoing workflow for new employees who join after the first rollout, so team pages and internal directories stay current.
Headshots planned for leadership pages, team grids, recruiting pages, bios, press pages, and website relaunches.
FAQ
Enterprise headshots are professional headshots planned for a larger organization, not just one person or one small team. The workflow usually includes a shared visual standard, stakeholder approval, participant scheduling, live photographer direction, consistent editing, and organized delivery for company use.
Enterprise headshots are for companies that need consistent employee, leadership, or department photos across many people, locations, or teams. The buyer is often HR, People Ops, employer brand, communications, marketing, procurement, legal, security, or an operations team responsible for company-wide image standards.
A remote enterprise headshot rollout starts with scope, visual direction, scheduling structure, and approval requirements. Participants then receive preparation guidance, book or receive a session time, open the provided app or session link from a phone, and connect with a photographer live. The photographer guides lighting, camera position, posture, expression, framing, and background, captures real photos, and the selected images are edited to the agreed company standard.
Yes. Remote Headshots is built for distributed teams. Participants can join guided remote sessions from different locations, while the approved crop, background direction, color, and retouching standard stay consistent across the program.
We define the visual standard before the rollout begins. That can include crop, background direction, lighting guidance, wardrobe notes, retouching standards, file naming, and delivery requirements. A photographer then guides each participant during the session so consistency is handled before editing starts.
No. Enterprise headshots from Remote Headshots are based on real photo capture with live photographer direction. Editing is used to polish the final image, but the person, expression, and likeness are real.
Yes. Enterprise programs can include vendor onboarding, procurement questionnaires, confidentiality terms, data-handling review, and usage-rights alignment before the rollout begins.
Yes. The same workflow can remain available for new employees, leadership updates, and department refreshes so the company does not need to restart the entire process every time someone joins.
Plan your program
Tell us how many people need to be photographed, where they are located, and what the final images need to support. We will help you choose the right rollout format before production begins.
Contact
Tell us what you need, and we will help you choose the right remote headshot format for an individual session, a team rollout, or a larger company program.