headshot
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- noun
- /ˈhɛdˌʃɑt/
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foto de cabeza y hombros
- Because of this, I wanted new, fresh headshots to incorporate throughout both of my websites.
- headshot and resume
- new headshots
- professional headshot
And I'm like, 'cause I sign headshots all day long.
- And I'm like, 'cause I sign headshots all day long.
- And I, you know, on Facebook, if you post your new headshot, it goes into the feed.
- Since when are our writers allowed to update their own headshots?
- But a friend, or so she thought, said, oh, let me see your headshots.
- So make an effort to get a good headshot and and also good whole figure shot.
- I have a link to my headshots and I have link to press.
- And so I want a first photo that's kind of like a headshot where I see your face clearly, no filters, no sunglasses.
- For example, some countries require a headshot with your resume.
Examples
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People ask me all the time if they need a professional headshot in their social networking profiles.
Blog text (7) -
For example, some countries require a headshot with your resume.
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So make an effort to get a good headshot and and also good whole figure shot.
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Send my headshot around, hope for the best.
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And I, you know, on Facebook, if you post your new headshot, it goes into the feed.
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I really need to get a new headshot.
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Save a bit every week and you can invest in a professional headshot soon.
Blog text (7) -
Did you bring a headshot?
Fiction book (2000) -
The college music department where I taught needed headshots of the adjunct faculty.
Blog text (29) -
For my acting resume, I need to include a professional headshot that shows my face clearly.
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Etymology
Headshot joins the parts head and shot, where shot can mean a 'photo', as in 'snapshot'. So a headshot is a photograph of a person's head and shoulders used for professional profiles or casting.