About US
Headshot Company is the brainchild and work of multi award-winning headshot photographer, James Kenny. James has over two decades of experience shooting corporate portraiture and professional headshots.
In 2016, James set up Headshot Company with a view to creating the world’s #1 headshot solution for businesses. Today, our client list includes the likes of Rockstar Games, Forbes, Chelsea FC, Mercedes Benz, Cambridge University, Emirates and DHL to name a few. James has worked with individuals ranging from Jo Wiley, Ranulph Fiennes and Dylan Hartley, to Boris Johnson, Michael Morpurgo and the boss of Mi5!
The business is ran by James and his wife, Donna, who manages the day to day running of Headshot Company from our studio in Northamptonshire.
James’ vision was to create a straightforward, no nonsense headshot photography solution for businesses offering unrivalled expertise, customer service and value. He is always happy to offer his expert guidance, so if you are looking for a headshot solution please get in touch.
James Kenny
Photographer & Founder of Headshot company
James is a multi award-winning photographer who has been commissioned to work in more than fifty countries since he started freelancing in 2001. His client list includes some major names, such as Rockstar Games, Forbes, Chelsea FC, Mercedes Benz, Audi, BBC, NHS, Emirates, Shell, Cambridge University, Barclays and DHL.
James lives in Thrapston, Northamptonshire, with his wife, two sons and Cookie the cockapoo.
Donna Marie Kenny
Studio Manager
Donna keeps things running smoothly at Headshot Company and oversees our virtual headshot service. With a background in education as a teacher, Donna brings much needed organisational skills to the business and makes sure everything runs like clockwork.
Donna loves the outdoors, dancing and travel.
Cookie
Barketing Manager
Three-year-old Cockapoo, Cookie, is largely responsible for keeping James company on post production days and barking in the background of client calls.
Cookie loves stretching his legs in the great outdoors and turning his nose up at anything apart from human food.
