modeling???
Q. I'm short. only 5 ft. and I'm only 94 pounds. I'm decent looking I guess. Is there any hope in a girl my height and weight modeling?
Asked by Tiffany - Sun Jul 15 00:04:45 2007 - - 6 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Possibly photo modeling. ~
Answered by Heinz M - Sun Jul 15 00:13:21 2007
Q. I'm short. only 5 ft. and I'm only 94 pounds. I'm decent looking I guess. Is there any hope in a girl my height and weight modeling?
Asked by Tiffany - Sun Jul 15 00:04:45 2007 - - 6 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Possibly photo modeling. ~
Answered by Heinz M - Sun Jul 15 00:13:21 2007
MODELING!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
Q. I was just wondering if anybody knew of any really good modeling places to go!? I was a model for like a year, but it wasnt a full on thing, and i really wana make it a full on thing but i dont know where to start! will someone help please!
Asked by unknown - Thu Dec 17 19:31:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. first off, to be a model, you have to have what it takes physically; by "modeling place" i assume you mean an agency? to be signed by an agency you must be at least 5'8", fit into sample sizes (size 2 or 4) and have a face that is unlike the other thousands of girls' trying to get signed by any one agency. being a model full time is nearly impossible unless youre extremely lucky and have a look that is so amazing you can push past the other gorgeous girls going out for each job. i think from your profile photo, you dont look like a fashion model, and probably wouldnt be signed to an agency other than maybe a commercial one, so you can try commercial modeling, which is also referred to as "real-people modeling" and is targeted towards the… [cont.]
Answered by docbritt - Fri Dec 18 15:13:41 2009
Q. I was just wondering if anybody knew of any really good modeling places to go!? I was a model for like a year, but it wasnt a full on thing, and i really wana make it a full on thing but i dont know where to start! will someone help please!
Asked by unknown - Thu Dec 17 19:31:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. first off, to be a model, you have to have what it takes physically; by "modeling place" i assume you mean an agency? to be signed by an agency you must be at least 5'8", fit into sample sizes (size 2 or 4) and have a face that is unlike the other thousands of girls' trying to get signed by any one agency. being a model full time is nearly impossible unless youre extremely lucky and have a look that is so amazing you can push past the other gorgeous girls going out for each job. i think from your profile photo, you dont look like a fashion model, and probably wouldnt be signed to an agency other than maybe a commercial one, so you can try commercial modeling, which is also referred to as "real-people modeling" and is targeted towards the… [cont.]
Answered by docbritt - Fri Dec 18 15:13:41 2009
What is modeling,who is a model and how do models make money?What do modeling agents do?
Q. What is modeling,who is a model and how do models make money?What do modeling agents do?
Asked by unknown - Fri Jul 30 17:05:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A model is a person who appears in magazines, ad campaigns, catalogues, fashion shows, billboards, etc often selling a product or representing a designer. The agent is the one who finds the work for models. Models get paid by the clients who book them and the agent takes a 10-15% commission So Vogue magazine needs models to wear the clothes on the page, They call various agencies and have a bunch of models come to the office and decide which one they want for the shoot. Then they pay the agency, and the agency takes their commission and pays the model
Answered by Kittysue - Fri Jul 30 18:55:18 2010
Q. What is modeling,who is a model and how do models make money?What do modeling agents do?
Asked by unknown - Fri Jul 30 17:05:55 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A model is a person who appears in magazines, ad campaigns, catalogues, fashion shows, billboards, etc often selling a product or representing a designer. The agent is the one who finds the work for models. Models get paid by the clients who book them and the agent takes a 10-15% commission So Vogue magazine needs models to wear the clothes on the page, They call various agencies and have a bunch of models come to the office and decide which one they want for the shoot. Then they pay the agency, and the agency takes their commission and pays the model
Answered by Kittysue - Fri Jul 30 18:55:18 2010
How does a modeling agency set up the photo books to present models? What do they use?
Q. I want to know what type of book modeling agencies use to present pictures of their models to potential customers.
Asked by Nana C - Sat Mar 22 08:12:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. none are probably exactly the same, but most reputable agencies follow the same ways: -the models' zedcards are displayed at the agency, usually on visible, eye level shelves so the client/agents can see all the models, and take some cards with them if interested. -there are also shelves with the models books (each model has two books, one for herself, and another one at the agency). these books are shelved like library books, with the model's name on it's spine. books are usually 9x14. -most agencies also have the models portfolio online. some are accessible to the public, others you have to have a client login. -if model has had a nice campaign or tearsheet, they are usually framed and displayed at the agency, sometimes blown up. … [cont.]
Answered by ladra_di_fuoco - Wed Mar 26 01:54:25 2008
Q. I want to know what type of book modeling agencies use to present pictures of their models to potential customers.
Asked by Nana C - Sat Mar 22 08:12:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. none are probably exactly the same, but most reputable agencies follow the same ways: -the models' zedcards are displayed at the agency, usually on visible, eye level shelves so the client/agents can see all the models, and take some cards with them if interested. -there are also shelves with the models books (each model has two books, one for herself, and another one at the agency). these books are shelved like library books, with the model's name on it's spine. books are usually 9x14. -most agencies also have the models portfolio online. some are accessible to the public, others you have to have a client login. -if model has had a nice campaign or tearsheet, they are usually framed and displayed at the agency, sometimes blown up. … [cont.]
Answered by ladra_di_fuoco - Wed Mar 26 01:54:25 2008
The best digital camera for modeling/fashion photography?
Q. I will be working with models and actors in the near future and I would like to know which digital camera is best for shooting headshots for actors and fashion photos for models. I am completely new to this modeling/acting scene so any tips and advice be appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by Mike L - Thu Jul 10 19:52:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use a Nikon D300 and D3 with a variety of lenses.
Answered by fhotoace - Thu Jul 10 19:56:21 2008
Q. I will be working with models and actors in the near future and I would like to know which digital camera is best for shooting headshots for actors and fashion photos for models. I am completely new to this modeling/acting scene so any tips and advice be appreciated. Thanks.
Asked by Mike L - Thu Jul 10 19:52:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I use a Nikon D300 and D3 with a variety of lenses.
Answered by fhotoace - Thu Jul 10 19:56:21 2008
What are some modeling agencies with petite divisions?
Q. I am seventeen years old. I have a serious interest in modeling. Yet, I am experiencing great difficulty trying to find an agency with a petite division. Minx accepts petite models, but of course, that "agency" is a scam.
Asked by unknown - Fri Feb 19 18:44:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow the guy that answered above me is dead wrong. "magazine" models? no such thing. actually, magazines always go through top agencies, and top agencies do not sign girls shorter than 5'8", so dont listen to him; he clearly has no knowledge to be giving an answer to a modeling question. people who think that only runway models have to be tall are wrong, and in fact, ALL models who model clothing, makeup, haircare- basically anything you see IN a magazine have to meet a height requirement, and that is almost always 5'8" or 5'9". there are very very few agencies with petitie divisions, and agencies that do have them are dropping them rapidly because they dont make much money. americas next top model's short season have led many girls to… [cont.]
Answered by docbritt - Fri Feb 19 19:49:48 2010
Q. I am seventeen years old. I have a serious interest in modeling. Yet, I am experiencing great difficulty trying to find an agency with a petite division. Minx accepts petite models, but of course, that "agency" is a scam.
Asked by unknown - Fri Feb 19 18:44:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wow the guy that answered above me is dead wrong. "magazine" models? no such thing. actually, magazines always go through top agencies, and top agencies do not sign girls shorter than 5'8", so dont listen to him; he clearly has no knowledge to be giving an answer to a modeling question. people who think that only runway models have to be tall are wrong, and in fact, ALL models who model clothing, makeup, haircare- basically anything you see IN a magazine have to meet a height requirement, and that is almost always 5'8" or 5'9". there are very very few agencies with petitie divisions, and agencies that do have them are dropping them rapidly because they dont make much money. americas next top model's short season have led many girls to… [cont.]
Answered by docbritt - Fri Feb 19 19:49:48 2010
What is the best website for modeling if you're really interested in the career?
Q. I have been interested in a modeling career for awhile, and many people advised me to get into modeling. I'd really enjoy modeling for popular brands clothing, etc and more, but don't know which of them are scams and which aren't.
Asked by justmeandsoccer88 - Tue Nov 14 22:42:46 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think covergirl is haveing a modleing contest go to good luck!
Answered by StarWarsFanatic - Tue Nov 14 22:46:00 2006
Q. I have been interested in a modeling career for awhile, and many people advised me to get into modeling. I'd really enjoy modeling for popular brands clothing, etc and more, but don't know which of them are scams and which aren't.
Asked by justmeandsoccer88 - Tue Nov 14 22:42:46 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think covergirl is haveing a modleing contest go to good luck!
Answered by StarWarsFanatic - Tue Nov 14 22:46:00 2006
How did modeling get introduced into America?
Q. I need to know the history of modeling for a speech I am doing. If anyone knows how modeling came to the US or anything that happened in modeling history after Marie Vernet Worth became the first model in 1853, please tell me.
Asked by J.me - Tue Oct 23 22:52:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Modeling, I would recommend
Answered by jess q - Fri Oct 26 09:44:29 2007
Q. I need to know the history of modeling for a speech I am doing. If anyone knows how modeling came to the US or anything that happened in modeling history after Marie Vernet Worth became the first model in 1853, please tell me.
Asked by J.me - Tue Oct 23 22:52:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Modeling, I would recommend
Answered by jess q - Fri Oct 26 09:44:29 2007
How do you become known in the modeling industry?
Q. Please answers all of these questions below: How can you get into the modeling industry? What dress size should you be (in uk sizes)? I'm 5ft 8 1/2 so im tall enough and i mean dress size for everything not just photo shoots :] How do you start entering the modeling industry? How do you become known in the modeling industry?
Asked by meganpreece@ymail.com - Sat Dec 26 12:20:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first you actully need to have some photos done. they need to be model type and not something like a senior picture. try modelmayhem.com to find photographers in your area most will do it for free so they can also build up thier portfolios. then try looking for an agency. open casting calls are great but if you dont have alot of experience they can be a waste of time. also if you do go on these always make sure your wearing light to no makeup, you wear your hair down but bring a ponytail holder in case they want to see it up, wear skinny tight straight leg jeans and always wear heals. and wear a white shirt or tank top that shows some shoulder so they get an idea of your build, and of course always bring at least one photo of yourself. be… [cont.]
Answered by blondie0940 - Sat Dec 26 12:36:47 2009
Q. Please answers all of these questions below: How can you get into the modeling industry? What dress size should you be (in uk sizes)? I'm 5ft 8 1/2 so im tall enough and i mean dress size for everything not just photo shoots :] How do you start entering the modeling industry? How do you become known in the modeling industry?
Asked by meganpreece@ymail.com - Sat Dec 26 12:20:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first you actully need to have some photos done. they need to be model type and not something like a senior picture. try modelmayhem.com to find photographers in your area most will do it for free so they can also build up thier portfolios. then try looking for an agency. open casting calls are great but if you dont have alot of experience they can be a waste of time. also if you do go on these always make sure your wearing light to no makeup, you wear your hair down but bring a ponytail holder in case they want to see it up, wear skinny tight straight leg jeans and always wear heals. and wear a white shirt or tank top that shows some shoulder so they get an idea of your build, and of course always bring at least one photo of yourself. be… [cont.]
Answered by blondie0940 - Sat Dec 26 12:36:47 2009
How would I go about finding a modeling agency?
Q. I am a 16 year old girl, I was just curious how I could become a model in the Detroit, Michigan area. Does anyone know of any good modeling agencies? Has anyone modeled for companies around Detroit?
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 5 03:10:47 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am a 16 year old girl, I was just curious how I could become a model in the Detroit, Michigan area. Does anyone know of any good modeling agencies? Has anyone modeled for companies around Detroit?
Asked by unknown - Sun Sep 5 03:10:47 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I get into modeling for local stores like fashion bug or forever 21?
Q. I've heard about some events for modeling for fashion bug. But that was awhile ago. How would I know if stores like that need models or stuff like that? Like, would it be in the paper or would it be posted at the stores?
Asked by <3 - Wed Aug 19 00:06:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you talking about appearing in their ads or in-store visuals? If so you need to be signed with a big agency like Ford, Next, Elite, etc in NY or LA where most ads are shot If you mean modeling for fashion shows/promotional events these stores might have in your local mall, ask the store manager how they find their models - do they book through a local agency or can you submit your photos directly to the store manager for consideration.
Answered by Kittysue - Wed Aug 19 10:57:17 2009
Q. I've heard about some events for modeling for fashion bug. But that was awhile ago. How would I know if stores like that need models or stuff like that? Like, would it be in the paper or would it be posted at the stores?
Asked by <3 - Wed Aug 19 00:06:28 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you talking about appearing in their ads or in-store visuals? If so you need to be signed with a big agency like Ford, Next, Elite, etc in NY or LA where most ads are shot If you mean modeling for fashion shows/promotional events these stores might have in your local mall, ask the store manager how they find their models - do they book through a local agency or can you submit your photos directly to the store manager for consideration.
Answered by Kittysue - Wed Aug 19 10:57:17 2009
What does the modeling industry expect to see in a portfolio?
Q. I've started a new photography business and have been asked to shoot for a potential modeling portfolio. I know very little about the industry standards. I need to know things like what types of poses are expected. Do most agencies prefer prints or images on CD? Any information would be appreciated.
Asked by Kirk G - Wed Feb 18 16:09:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Just take black and whites (about 10) and 5 colored photos. Create a portfolio withthe b/w picsin the front and the colored ones in the back of the portfolio. When you get aninterview, the agent sees you inperson which is why the black and white photos are best at the beginning of the portfolio Don;t fall for the line "Leave your portfolio and we will contact you". Just be cordial and don't leave it and go somewhere else. When someone is interested, like when we have interviews, we allow afree photoshoot and if the model has potential, the agency pays for advance modelling and they get paid back while you work partime. They take a certain percentage to cover their cost . At least, you can survive and once your courses are over, you… [cont.]
Answered by T-Bar - Wed Feb 18 17:05:11 2009
Q. I've started a new photography business and have been asked to shoot for a potential modeling portfolio. I know very little about the industry standards. I need to know things like what types of poses are expected. Do most agencies prefer prints or images on CD? Any information would be appreciated.
Asked by Kirk G - Wed Feb 18 16:09:03 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Just take black and whites (about 10) and 5 colored photos. Create a portfolio withthe b/w picsin the front and the colored ones in the back of the portfolio. When you get aninterview, the agent sees you inperson which is why the black and white photos are best at the beginning of the portfolio Don;t fall for the line "Leave your portfolio and we will contact you". Just be cordial and don't leave it and go somewhere else. When someone is interested, like when we have interviews, we allow afree photoshoot and if the model has potential, the agency pays for advance modelling and they get paid back while you work partime. They take a certain percentage to cover their cost . At least, you can survive and once your courses are over, you… [cont.]
Answered by T-Bar - Wed Feb 18 17:05:11 2009
How can I get in touch with a modeling agency when I grow up?
Q. Does anybody know any modeling agencies that are not scams, do not have to make me pay money to join them, pay me a lot of money to model, ad make me model underwear? I am 15, but I am already preparing for my part-time job.
Asked by 120 IQ - Sun Jul 2 16:04:50 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever you do--here are 2 agencys not to go to. Barbizon-I went there and took classes,I loved it dont get me wrong but they shot my compcards wrong and they dont really go out of there way to help you with work. New Faces-The bottom line with New Faces is the more money you have the more they care about you,my wealthy friend went there got the most expensive compcard put in some extra bucks and now shes gotten jobs in Macys and Limited Too. You should go to www.abercombie.com and click new faces,Abercrombie is currently looking for models and they prefer the males to have hott bodys and take pics with nothing on exept jeans so that can give you underear model exposure lol Just remember dont ever go somwheare that seems shady and… [cont.]
Answered by PreppyxBabe - Mon Jul 3 19:05:54 2006
Q. Does anybody know any modeling agencies that are not scams, do not have to make me pay money to join them, pay me a lot of money to model, ad make me model underwear? I am 15, but I am already preparing for my part-time job.
Asked by 120 IQ - Sun Jul 2 16:04:50 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Whatever you do--here are 2 agencys not to go to. Barbizon-I went there and took classes,I loved it dont get me wrong but they shot my compcards wrong and they dont really go out of there way to help you with work. New Faces-The bottom line with New Faces is the more money you have the more they care about you,my wealthy friend went there got the most expensive compcard put in some extra bucks and now shes gotten jobs in Macys and Limited Too. You should go to www.abercombie.com and click new faces,Abercrombie is currently looking for models and they prefer the males to have hott bodys and take pics with nothing on exept jeans so that can give you underear model exposure lol Just remember dont ever go somwheare that seems shady and… [cont.]
Answered by PreppyxBabe - Mon Jul 3 19:05:54 2006
How do you get started with modeling?
Q. I want modeling to be my future career, but I don't know where to start. And I'm young, only 13. I always hear about different companies that offer modeling/acting/singing classes but I know they're all scams. Do you know how I can get started without spending a whole bunch of money and not getting anywhere?
Asked by Sammi - Wed Apr 28 17:37:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need modeling classes to become a model. Modeling is all about your physical features - your height, body type and facial structure. That's it. No school in the world can make you taller, thinner or more photogenic. And most agencies will hire a coach to work with you one on one if they think you need training, at their cost. There is no need to waste money on expensive classes Without knowing where you live it's impossible to give more detailed advice as most agencies require you to live within 100 miles for them to represent you. You cannot do anything on your own - only your parents can make this happen for you as long as you are under 18. You are not old enough to sign a contract, sign a model release form to be photographed, [cont.]
Answered by Kittysue - Thu Apr 29 14:24:04 2010
Q. I want modeling to be my future career, but I don't know where to start. And I'm young, only 13. I always hear about different companies that offer modeling/acting/singing classes but I know they're all scams. Do you know how I can get started without spending a whole bunch of money and not getting anywhere?
Asked by Sammi - Wed Apr 28 17:37:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't need modeling classes to become a model. Modeling is all about your physical features - your height, body type and facial structure. That's it. No school in the world can make you taller, thinner or more photogenic. And most agencies will hire a coach to work with you one on one if they think you need training, at their cost. There is no need to waste money on expensive classes Without knowing where you live it's impossible to give more detailed advice as most agencies require you to live within 100 miles for them to represent you. You cannot do anything on your own - only your parents can make this happen for you as long as you are under 18. You are not old enough to sign a contract, sign a model release form to be photographed, [cont.]
Answered by Kittysue - Thu Apr 29 14:24:04 2010
How can I start modeling and making a portfolio?
Q. Modeling has always been my dream and I really want to start. I'm serious about it too, and I want to try it. People think I'm attractive too, so I have that factor. I'm 14 years old, 5'8 and still growing a lot. I weigh about 106 lbs and I have a small frame. I'm just naturally thin and small. How do I start making a portfolio? Do I have to have one to sign up with an agency? Thanks!
Asked by Arielle M. - Thu Dec 18 16:56:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To start out as a model and to get you photographes to a modeling or talent agency you will need a few snapshots. l head shot, l body shot, l 3/4 shot and they do not have to be professional photos. Submit photos to agencies, call the local modeling and talent agencies in you area, email photos to the modeling agency women's board, send photos in postal mail if they have an open call - when they see new faces at the agency then plan to go to it and have the agents meet with you in person always include you height, age, sizes, phone, if you go to school and email address. If the agency is interested in you they will get in contact with you from one of the contact numbers or email you sent to them. you can check in with the agency after a… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Dec 18 23:17:45 2008
Q. Modeling has always been my dream and I really want to start. I'm serious about it too, and I want to try it. People think I'm attractive too, so I have that factor. I'm 14 years old, 5'8 and still growing a lot. I weigh about 106 lbs and I have a small frame. I'm just naturally thin and small. How do I start making a portfolio? Do I have to have one to sign up with an agency? Thanks!
Asked by Arielle M. - Thu Dec 18 16:56:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To start out as a model and to get you photographes to a modeling or talent agency you will need a few snapshots. l head shot, l body shot, l 3/4 shot and they do not have to be professional photos. Submit photos to agencies, call the local modeling and talent agencies in you area, email photos to the modeling agency women's board, send photos in postal mail if they have an open call - when they see new faces at the agency then plan to go to it and have the agents meet with you in person always include you height, age, sizes, phone, if you go to school and email address. If the agency is interested in you they will get in contact with you from one of the contact numbers or email you sent to them. you can check in with the agency after a… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Dec 18 23:17:45 2008
How can I find modeling pictures of a particular person from about 12 years ago?
Q. I just found out that someone I know did professional runway modeling in LA and Chicago about 10 to 12 years ago, and I'm dying to see some pictures. Certainly there are some floating around online. But how do I find them? I mean, he isn't well known or anything. I tried google already
Asked by donnamhunter@sbcglobal.net - Wed Dec 31 11:59:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. google...
Answered by your mom - Wed Dec 31 12:01:26 2008
Q. I just found out that someone I know did professional runway modeling in LA and Chicago about 10 to 12 years ago, and I'm dying to see some pictures. Certainly there are some floating around online. But how do I find them? I mean, he isn't well known or anything. I tried google already
Asked by donnamhunter@sbcglobal.net - Wed Dec 31 11:59:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. google...
Answered by your mom - Wed Dec 31 12:01:26 2008
What are good books to help me start a modeling career?
Q. I am interested in doing modeling. I am looking for books on posing or other good books to read so I can succeed in the model business. I am a woman in my late 20's. I already have the Complete Idiot's Guide to Modeling. FYI, I do not live in the US, so any US-specific books will not help me. Thanks
Asked by Goose P - Fri Mar 28 23:55:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you watch America's next top model? They give alot of good tips and resources for modeling. You know the show with Trya Banks, its a good show... you should try it?
Answered by crystal - Sat Mar 29 00:02:16 2008
Q. I am interested in doing modeling. I am looking for books on posing or other good books to read so I can succeed in the model business. I am a woman in my late 20's. I already have the Complete Idiot's Guide to Modeling. FYI, I do not live in the US, so any US-specific books will not help me. Thanks
Asked by Goose P - Fri Mar 28 23:55:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do you watch America's next top model? They give alot of good tips and resources for modeling. You know the show with Trya Banks, its a good show... you should try it?
Answered by crystal - Sat Mar 29 00:02:16 2008
What are some good modeling agencies that are affordable and good quality?
Q. what are some good modeling agencies? I want one that is affordable, but good quality and not a scam.
Asked by Miabella C - Sun Mar 9 20:06:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. YOU shouldn't have to pay if its a legit modeling agency. DONT go with barbizon they're a rip off... John Robert Powers is good though
Answered by unknown - Sun Mar 9 20:17:57 2008
Q. what are some good modeling agencies? I want one that is affordable, but good quality and not a scam.
Asked by Miabella C - Sun Mar 9 20:06:13 2008 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. YOU shouldn't have to pay if its a legit modeling agency. DONT go with barbizon they're a rip off... John Robert Powers is good though
Answered by unknown - Sun Mar 9 20:17:57 2008
How do i start my modeling career?
Q. Im 15 and live in Sacramento, California and i want to start a modeling career and i just don't know where to start!! If you guys can help out with anything it will be appreciated thanks!
Asked by Gerardo G. - Mon Jan 11 15:17:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Best "education" on how to get into modeling & the modeling world: www.newmodels.com or www.exploremodeling.com. Both sites explain how the modeling world REALLY works and how to get into modeling. Educate yourself so you don't get scammed. Also check out: FYI - you don't need a portfolio in order to send photos to an agency. Any agency who wants you will know exactly what kinds of photos they want in order to promote you. Do NOT listen to anyone who says you need a portfolio in order to get started! I had nothing when my agency accepted me. When they signed me, they told me what types of photos they needed ("Commercial/lifestyle"), gave me a list of photographers in the area who did that type of photography, and I had to get photos… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 14 15:31:39 2010
Q. Im 15 and live in Sacramento, California and i want to start a modeling career and i just don't know where to start!! If you guys can help out with anything it will be appreciated thanks!
Asked by Gerardo G. - Mon Jan 11 15:17:12 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Best "education" on how to get into modeling & the modeling world: www.newmodels.com or www.exploremodeling.com. Both sites explain how the modeling world REALLY works and how to get into modeling. Educate yourself so you don't get scammed. Also check out: FYI - you don't need a portfolio in order to send photos to an agency. Any agency who wants you will know exactly what kinds of photos they want in order to promote you. Do NOT listen to anyone who says you need a portfolio in order to get started! I had nothing when my agency accepted me. When they signed me, they told me what types of photos they needed ("Commercial/lifestyle"), gave me a list of photographers in the area who did that type of photography, and I had to get photos… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu Jan 14 15:31:39 2010
Where can I find a modeling agency for someone with Down Syndrome?
Q. My sister-in-law has Down Syndrome and loves posing for pictures and would like to be a model. When she was younger, she modeled for the back of a girl scout uniform catalog, but that is the most modeling she has done. What agencies might I try contacting to see about letting her do some modeling for them?
Asked by unknown - Thu May 20 17:34:34 2010 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Sara: I would suggest that you try to contact Model Reps or promote yourselves other than contacting modeling agencies themselves. What your looking for is a very special market and I am sure limited - But not out of reach. Agencies are huge animals and can be very disappointing to deal with. First things first - You'll need to have a Modeling Portfolio made. This is a must for anyone looking into modeling. I wouldn't necessarily, pay to have one done. You can network around and find some talented photographers that will do TFP* work (Time for Photos/CD). Once you have some professional photos in your hands you can start the process of submitting. Now, I am sure there are modeling jobs for someone with D.S. I am thinking (advertising,… [cont.]
Answered by outdoors - Fri May 21 23:18:58 2010
Q. My sister-in-law has Down Syndrome and loves posing for pictures and would like to be a model. When she was younger, she modeled for the back of a girl scout uniform catalog, but that is the most modeling she has done. What agencies might I try contacting to see about letting her do some modeling for them?
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A. Sara: I would suggest that you try to contact Model Reps or promote yourselves other than contacting modeling agencies themselves. What your looking for is a very special market and I am sure limited - But not out of reach. Agencies are huge animals and can be very disappointing to deal with. First things first - You'll need to have a Modeling Portfolio made. This is a must for anyone looking into modeling. I wouldn't necessarily, pay to have one done. You can network around and find some talented photographers that will do TFP* work (Time for Photos/CD). Once you have some professional photos in your hands you can start the process of submitting. Now, I am sure there are modeling jobs for someone with D.S. I am thinking (advertising,… [cont.]
Answered by outdoors - Fri May 21 23:18:58 2010
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