Who am I?

The view from within.
"Because I experience the set and the auditions on a daily basis as an actress, I don't just take simple photos. I frame presences."
 

I know the vertigo of finding yourself alone in front of the camera. That split second when you wonder which side of yourself you are about to show.

 

For an actor, a portfolio isn't a fashion exercise; it's a stripping bare. Casting directors and filmmakers aren't looking for a polished image or a perfect pose; they're looking for raw truth, tension, a promise of a story in your eyes. They want to see how you inhabit the silence between lines.

That's all my job.

On my set, there are no forced poses, no catalogue. We collaborate. I put my experience in acting and on stage at your service to guide you, to build your confidence, and together to find those subtle, cinematic, and profoundly vibrant energies that will stop the casting screen from scrolling.

Whether it's to capture the intensity of a face or to explore other visual materials in my personal projects, the quest is the same: to photograph the invisible.

Iris K.