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Plan a consistent mobile headshot session around space, lighting, staff flow and final image use.
Workplace headshot sessions usually take 1 to 3 hours, depending on team size. Share how many people need photos so we can confirm the time and price.
Choose a consistent visual brief
Decide whether the image library should use a neutral background, workplace environment or a controlled combination. Match the approach to existing leadership portraits, brand guidelines and the places the files will be used.
Set framing and wardrobe guidance
Agree on crop, orientation and clothing guidance before invitations go out so the full team receives one clear instruction.
Plan for future starters
Record the background, lighting and framing setup so later staff can be photographed consistently.
Plan space, light and staff flow
Choose a room with enough depth for the background, lighting and camera position, plus a separate waiting point that does not interrupt nearby work. Avoid meeting rooms with fixed tables that leave no usable shooting distance.
Control interruptions
Reserve the room, manage access and allow setup time before the first appointment.
Check practical access
Confirm lifts, parking, loading, power and building access for a mobile lighting setup.
Build the schedule around the team
Use individual appointment windows with small buffers rather than asking the whole team to queue. Add separate time for executives, group photographs or people who need a quieter session.
Nominate an internal coordinator
One staff contact should manage arrivals, missed appointments and the approved name list.
Allow for selection
Confirm whether participants choose a preferred frame during the session or whether the communications team selects centrally.
Prepare files for directories and LinkedIn
List the required crop, dimensions, naming convention and background treatment for staff directories, media biographies, proposals and LinkedIn. One consistent master can then support the required exports.
Key points
- Set one visual brief before staff invitations are sent.
- Reserve enough room depth and setup time for mobile lighting.
- Use scheduled appointments with small buffers.
- Define crop, naming and delivery requirements before export.
