Exercise Your Right to Vote!

One of my very first headshots when I moved to LA. This one is a good 5 1/2 years old! Yikes! Time sure does fly!

ok - I need your help! I just got access to my new headshots and I'm trying to decide which are the best ones for me. My "money shots"!
So, please click on the link to the ones I added as "favorites" - and vote for YOUR favorite one.
Thanks SO much for your input!!! :)
http://66.113.76.110/ARU/gjbb/lbg50/fave1158021935028_01.html

Comments

Tim said…
I can see why you need help deciding, those are ALL great! My favorites are the ones that capture the twinkle in your eyes. I narrowed it down to:
6,86,98,115,174.....I guess if I had to pick just one it would be #6. I catches your eyes and your smile just right.
Hey, how about the person who picks the one you like best gets an autographed picture!? :)
10:25 AM
Shenita Moore said…
They are all great Lydia! I especially love the ones where you're showing teeth.

#1, #15, & #54 jumped out at me!


- Shenita.
12:37 PM
Melissa D. Madison said…
RANGE BABY.....*RANGE!*

THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKIN' ABOUT!! LOL You went from "Mother" to straight "Gangsta" in the black tank top! LOL

In my opinion though, (and that's all it is-is my opinion) but I would honestly see what your agents and managers say as they're the ones who know how to sell you and offer you as! Remember to just *THINK LIKE THE CASTING DIRECTORS THINK* when you make your final choices. Not on what *YOU* think. (You aren't casting yourself)

Best of luck to you on these shots, Lydia! They're really great. :)
3:34 PM
Anonymous said…
Lydia - GREAT SHOTS! You look 10yrs younger in this new session! I do think there are some really good shots that you didnt pick out.

My advice is to pick out the best 100 or so photos and print cheap 4x6 prints at target/costco. Lay them out and look at them closely and then let your agents do the same.

I think you do need a business look - you can easily be cast as a social worker, District Attorney, Teacher!

best of luck!
3:04 AM
ACTORSITE said…
Yo Lydia.....Great photos!!!....Commercially there's so many good shot's to choose from....theatrically I liked...112,136,210,223,257........Good Luck!!!...Bruno
12:35 PM
Jules said…
Smiley - 0006

This one shows off your gorgeous smile and eyes the best. You draw me in with this one.

Conservative - 0171

This one captures your eyes the best, I believe. And it's all about the eyes, right?

Bad ass - 0255

Again, the eyes. They are the windows to the soul.
1:44 PM
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