MRP SPOTLIGHT: Lorena Takushi
For this week’s MRP Spotlight, we are featuring one of our especially dynamic clients, Lorena Takushi! In additional to being a TV host, Lorena Takushi is a producer and celebrity makeup artist.Read More
For this week’s MRP Spotlight, we are featuring one of our especially dynamic clients, Lorena Takushi! In additional to being a TV host, Lorena Takushi is a producer and celebrity makeup artist.Read More
This week, our MRP Spotlight features comedy and TV legend, Howie Mandel! We had a great time shooting with Howie for the premier issue of Hidden Hills Magazine, which has been in circulation since this late Winter. You may recognize Howie from TBS comedy gameshow Deal With It, if not from the judges panel on America’s Got Talent.Read More
We love awards season! As always – we have to sound off on the nominees, and we’re gonna break this down for you MRP style. Here are our picks for this year’s Academy Awards – who WILL win, who SHOULD win, who SHOULD have gotten a nod, and “um, why did they get nominated?” flukes. Filmmakers & Crew – may the odds be ever in your favor! Viewers and movie lovers, Happy Oscars watching! Read More
What a night for comedy, absurdity, and nostalgia! Lorne Michaels and the gang threw down some of the original classics and indulged in a 10 minute saga of newer skit, The Californians. It was all gravy. Here’s a countdown of MRP Team’s favorite moments from the 40th Anniversary episode of Saturday Night Live:Read More
Since the MRP team will be hitting up the Big Apple next month, we found it only appropriate to broach a subject that has everything to do with you talented folks in New York and the correlation between headshots and casting. In short, let’s get real: there is a big difference between LA style headshots and those you may acquire in NYC. There are elements that are often unaccounted for in the NY style of headshots, but it’s not because LA photographers are just sexier, more talented, and have that je ne sais quoi (even though we might think so) – it has everything to do with the entertainment industry’s bicoastal climates and attitudes.Read More