Photography Tips · Brussels
A company updating headshots for an entire team faces a scheduling and budget decision before the photographer even arrives: book everyone in one long session, or spread individual sessions across several days.
Booking an entire team for headshots in a single day, back to back at 10-15 minute intervals per person, is significantly more cost-efficient per head than scheduling separate sessions. A photographer charging a day rate or a bulk per-person rate for a group booking typically comes in well under what the same number of individual sessions would cost booked separately.
Coordinating an entire team’s calendar for a single day is harder than it sounds, particularly for companies with remote employees, client-facing staff who cannot all be pulled from meetings at once, or a team spread across multiple office locations. A missed slot in a tightly scheduled group day is harder to reschedule than a single missed individual appointment.
New hires joining outside a scheduled group refresh, senior leadership needing a different treatment (more locations, more looks) than the standard employee headshot, or a small team where the coordination overhead of a group day outweighs the savings, are all reasonable cases for individual booking.
A group session for twenty people typically runs a flat day rate divided across the team, often landing well below individual per-person pricing. The same twenty headshots booked individually, at standard per-session rates, can cost two to three times more in total, purely from the added setup time each separate booking requires.
For any company updating more than five or six headshots at once, a group session almost always wins on cost. Individual sessions make sense specifically for exceptions: new hires, executives, or anyone who genuinely cannot fit into the scheduled group day.
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