AI speaker portraits · Conferences, London
Every speaker. One look.
For conference organisers: a matching portrait of every speaker, made from the photographs I take on the day. Next year's brochure, website and LinkedIn announcements stop looking like a collage.
£150 for up to ten speakers, with the event coverage.
From the day to the brochure
Taken on stage. Made to match.
Left, a photograph from the talk: microphone, badge, notes, a pillar and a loudspeaker. Right, the portrait composed from that day's photographs, by the event roll-up in the Palm Court, in the same light as every other speaker.
On stage
AI-assistedInvesting in Cellulose · The Waldorf Hilton · 9 November 2026
Nine speakers. One setting.
In the 2026 brochure the speaker photos came from many sources: colour and black and white, offices, a stage. These nine portraits were made from photographs taken on the day of the conference, and each one was approved by the speaker.
Simon Barnes
Shoosmiths
Joaquín Kritz-Lara
Chief Economist & Strategist, Numera Analytics
Lars Kjellberg
Equity Research Analyst, Pareto Securities
Freda Gordon
Director, Acuity Commodities
Monica Jiang
Senior Editor, CCF Group
Christian Gschwendtner
Lenzing
Dan Willwerth
Global Procurement Director, Roquette
Anna Palmberg
Material Innovation Developer, Textiles, IKEA
Patrick Hore
Global Vertical Head of Energy, Chemicals and Raw Materials, Maersk
In the brochure
“Meet our speakers”, finally consistent.
The second page of the mock-up made for the organiser, CelCo. The same portraits go on the conference website and on each speaker announcement.
Also from the same photographs
Four editions. Thirty seconds.
A teaser for the next invitations, cut from the photographs of four editions, 2023 to 2026: the room filling up, the Palm Court, the speakers, the Waldorf. Nothing from the talks themselves. Shown here as the draft presented to the organiser.
How it works
Your conference in. A line-up out.
I photograph the event
Each speaker is photographed during the day, on stage and in the breaks. No studio, no extra slot in the agenda.
One setting for everyone
From those photographs, AI composes a matching portrait of each speaker: same place, same light, same framing. Badges, lanyards and microphones go.
Every speaker approves
I check each face side by side with the real photographs, and every speaker sees and approves their portrait before it is used anywhere.
Ready for next year
Delivered in 4:5 for the brochure, the conference website and the speaker announcements on LinkedIn.
Pricing
Added to the coverage.
Both are made from the photographs I take at your event, so they come with the event coverage. Prices in GBP, no VAT charged. Larger line-ups are quoted within 24 hours.
Speaker portraits
£150 for up to 10 speakers
One matching portrait per speaker, in 4:5 for the brochure, the conference website and LinkedIn announcements. Added to the event coverage.
Teaser film for next year
£300, both formats
Thirty seconds in 16:9 and 9:16, cut from the editions I have photographed, with music, voice-over and your next date on the end card.
Event coverage itself is priced on the event photography page.
Questions
Fair questions.
Is it still the speaker?
Yes. Each portrait is built from several real photographs of the speaker taken on the day, then checked against them face by face. Anything that does not look like the person is redone, and nothing is used until the speaker has approved it.
Why not a headshot session on the day?
Speakers arrive just before their slot and leave after it. A portrait corner needs them to queue; this needs nothing from them beyond the talk they came to give.
Are the portraits labelled as AI?
They are delivered as AI-assisted portraits, and I recommend saying so wherever they are published.
What about Chatham House events?
The portraits only use photographs of the speakers themselves. Nothing from the content of the talks, no sound, no slides.
Tell me about your conference.
The date, the venue and how many speakers. I reply within 24 hours with a plan and a price.