- ABOUT US -

Henry Garrett (photographer)

Henry has been professionally photographing people for almost a decade. After recently relocating from Los Angeles, where his clients could be seen on film and television shows such as: Grey's Anatomy, 7th Heaven, Cold Case, One Tree Hill, Reno 911, Bringing Down The House, A Walk To Remember, Late Night With Conan O'Brian and more, he is excited to offer affordable headshots to the SouthEastern market. Beginning in high school, his work received the prestigious "Gold Key Award" from the State of NC. His work has been seen in national publications like Kodak's InCamera Magazine, LA Weekly, Backstage West, and Reel Carolina. He is also a regular contributor to The Wilmington Star News. His background is in photojournalism and performing - so he knows what makes great headshots. He is a graduate of The University of North Carolina at Wilmington and is an alum of many of the best improv comedy schools in America, including: Improv Olympic West, The Upright Citizens Brigade, and The Groundlings Theatre - where Will Farrell got his start. He unbelievably happy to be living in Davidson, NC with his amazing wife Abbey (below), their brand new son Henry, their hilarious pets Maggie and Bailey, and the Lake Norman in their backyard.

Abbey Wade (make-up artist)

 

Abbey's amazing abilities with make-up began with her mother - a former model and actress. From an early age, she learned the secrets of quality make-up from industry professionals. Also a graduate of The University of North Carolina at Wilmington, she has numerous film/TV/theatre credits to her name. Her approach to make-up is simple and natural. She focuses on your natural beauty and brings out your personality without complicating things. Make-up is a subtle art form, and one in which Abbey excels.

 

"I hate to admit it, but I've done my own make-up for a head shot session before. BAD IDEA! It is so much stress and, in the end, it looks awful. Abbey is incredible! I remember that day my skin was anything but flawless. But, somehow, she made it seem otherwise." -C.H.