a wildly new approach to corporate headshots

“Every headshot should be unique as the employee themselves.” - Jeremy Cowart


Close-up of a smiling man wearing an orange knit beanie, a dark quilted jacket, and a layered shirt, with a white background.

Renowned Celebrity Photographer Jeremy Cowart, known for his 25-year career marked by groundbreaking creativity, is now offering companies an unparalleled, innovative approach to employee headshots—transforming traditional, monotonous portraits into an immersive, dynamic experience that employees will genuinely love.


A woman wearing a beige hat with a wide brim, a beige jacket, and a floral shirt underneath, looking over her shoulder against a blue sky background.

This isn't your typical corporate photo session where identical lighting and bland backdrops result in predictable LinkedIn headshots. Jeremy’s patented lighting system continuously rotates through seven distinct lighting setups, ensuring each shot is as unique as the individual being photographed. Combined with a state-of-the-art $100,000 LED wall capable of generating AI-driven backdrops that change every 0.3 seconds, no two headshots are ever the same. Just as each employee brings their own story and qualities to the company, Jeremy’s approach celebrates this individuality through portraits that are as vibrant and diverse as your team.


A woman with long, wavy red hair smiling and holding her face with one hand, partially covering her eye.

But Jeremy's innovation doesn’t stop there. To elevate this experience into something unforgettable, he introduces an engaging Q&A format that seamlessly connects employees in a chain of creativity and fun. Here’s how it works: The first person photographed poses a question—anything from pop culture and world events to personal interests. The next person answers that question and then poses a new one for the following participant. This process continues throughout the entire company, creating a one-of-a-kind, company-wide dialogue that can be shared either publicly on social media or kept internally as a unique and lively team-building experience.


A person with short, dark hair and glasses, wearing a black shirt, is adjusting their glasses with a yellow background.

The end result is a captivating collection of stunning, personalized portraits paired with a light-hearted, interactive Q&A that fosters connection and celebrates the richness of your company culture. It’s a fresh, never-before-seen approach that’s sure to leave a lasting impression, transforming the way your team interacts and sees themselves within your organization. This creative fusion of art, technology, and conversation will undoubtedly be celebrated across your company and beyond.


Here’s a thread of how it would work, portrait to portrait:


Portrait of a woman with long dark hair wearing a black top, smiling, against a light green background.
Side profile of a man with brown hair wearing a beige jacket with black shirt underneath, looking pensively into the distance with a blurred outdoor background.

Q (by Lisa McGregor): "If you could have any animal as a pet, what would it be?"

A (by Tom Hastings): "A red panda. They’re like adorable, fuzzy ninjas."

Q (by Tom Hastings): "What’s the most spontaneous thing you’ve ever done?"

Smiling woman with long black hair wearing a white tank top and floral skirt, holding her hands together, standing outdoors with foliage in the background.

A (by Mia Torres): "Booked a flight to Iceland at 3 a.m. and left that same day."

Q (by Mia Torres): "If you could pick up any instrument and play it perfectly, which would it be?"

Close-up of smiling middle-aged man with glasses, black and gray beard, wearing a patterned pink shirt, against a plain beige background.

A (by David Nguyen): "The violin. It’s such a powerful instrument, and I’d feel like a movie soundtrack in human form."

Q (by David Nguyen): "What’s your favorite way to stay active?"

A woman with blonde hair wearing a dark green dress, smiling with her hand on her chin, against a bright, abstract orange and yellow background.

A (by Samantha Patel): "Dancing around my living room. It's exercise and a concert at the same time."

Q (by Samantha Patel): "What’s one word your friends would use to describe you?"

A man touching his chin with his hand, smiling, wearing a white shirt and a brown jacket, with a warm orange background.

A (by Carlos Reyes): "Hilarious. I’m the go-to for dad jokes, even though I’m not a dad."


You get the idea. This Answer and Question dialogue would continue across your company, whether you have 50 employees, 500 or 5,000. It’s a great way to celebrate your employees and have them get to know each other along the way. The completely unique portrait is just icing on the cake.

Please reach out to hello@jeremycowart.com if you’d like to speak further!