Elizabeth Maille
Reza Salazar
Ellen Tamaki
Maria Müller
Camilla Borghesani
Tatiana Fenner
David Deblinger
Mario Peguero
Reza Salazar
Jen Parker Davis
Edoardo Miranda
Anne-Marie Agbodji
Ellen Khan
Marian Del Valle
Trevor Hardwick
Veronica Baca
Liselle Savitri
Tatiana Danilova
Travis Schweiger
Brian Kelly
Joey Palestina
Leonel Leal
Maria Müller
Charlotte Williams
Tinuke Adetunji
Jeri Silverman
Patrick Perih
Kaylie Bucaro
Elizabeth Maille
Mario Peguero
Tomas Faber
Tomas Faber
Mateo Lamuño
Joshua BenDylan
Marian Del Valle
Brian Jung
Mario Peguero
Mateo Lamuño
Sarah Melgar
About Ellis Vizcarra
I am a New York City–based headshot photographer with over ten years dedicated exclusively to acting headshots. My work serves actors at every stage — from those just starting out to performers with Broadway, television, and streaming credits — and every session is approached with the same level of care, intention, and focus.
My process is highly personalized. I guide clients before, during, and after the photoshoot, including final image selection, to ensure their headshots are not only visually strong but strategically effective. Sessions are never rushed — we don’t work on a clock, and we continue shooting until we agree we’ve captured compelling, authentic options.
In addition to photography, I am also a working actor who has booked national commercial campaigns and work across major television and streaming platforms. That dual perspective informs my approach. I understand what a headshot means for an actor, how it functions in today’s casting landscape, and what it takes to present the right tools to secure representation and stand out to casting directors.
At WE Studio, the focus is quality over volume. Consultations are never limited, and reshoots are always welcomed when needed. The goal is simple: headshots that feel current, honest, and unmistakably you — images that do their job when it matters most.
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Tips for your photoshoot
Get good sleep a few days before the shoot-it shows.
Don't drink alcohol before the shoot. It over relaxes the facial muscles and your face becomes droopy.
Remember you will get casted based on your photo and casting directors will expect the person from the photo to show up, if they feel deceived your audition and reputation will be at stake.
Dry lips can quickly ruin a photo. Hydrate your skin and don't forget to bring your chap-stick or lip gloss.
Do your grooming carefully and give time for the skin to recover.
Plan your day. Rushing & stressing over time isn’t a good way to start the session. remember that you want to be relaxed in order to convey confidence.
Don't overdo makeup. The main goal of makeup is just to eliminate shiny skin and slightly accentuate features. I cannot remove excessive makeup with the computer as it will look unnatural.
Don't drink too much coffee or energy drinks, your eyes can become like deer's eyes staring at incoming car.