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Hi Identity Headshots for Glen Hawkins

September 8, 2020
Creating a new Hi Identity Headshot for Glen Hawkins in the studio, under coronavirus safe conditions. Branding doesn’t stop…
Creating a new Hi Identity Headshot for Glen Hawkins in the studio, under coronavirus safe conditions. Branding doesn’t stop…

Hi Identity Headshot

Glen Hawkins, Hi Identity Headshot
Glen Hawkins, Creative Director, Hi Identity

Glen Hawkins reached out to me a couple of weeks ago to discuss updating his corporate headshot for his new cannabis branding and design company, Hi Identity Communication Design.

He and I have known each other for years from rubbing elbows at the Jamaica Plain Open Studios. He has done a number of projects for the organization when I was on the board.

The New Coronavirus Headshot Workflow

Of course, in these interesting times, creating something as personal as a commercial headshot can be a challenge.

We had our masks on for the shoot, right up until he stepped on set.

Safety first, as always!

The Corporate Headshot, Where to Start?

As is our usual methodology, we started with a frank conversation about what Glen Hawkins, the designer, stood for to his clients. From there, we discussed who was going to be seeing the headshot, where it would be seen and what kind of things that he wanted potential clients to take away from the experience.

Everything grew organically from that discussion, from the wardrobe to the color palette of the final image.

He was quick to post his new Hi Identity headshots up to LinkedIn and his other social media platforms.

And, the response was overwhelmingly positive!

Let’s All Stay Safe!

We are, like most everyone else in the world, are watching the coronavirus situation closely. And, we will continue to book clients, whether product, industrial or Hi Identity headshots, as long as we can do it and maintain safety for our crew and our clients.

To book your session, give me a call or shoot me an email. We will navigate our new reality and make great pictures together.

Stay safe and I look forward to working with you!

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