Modeling 101 - A Model's Diary

[...] Male models are known for being gorgeous, hunky and rugged, with their "come hither" bedroom eyes [...]

[...] it comes to this subject. So what's the modeling industry's take on tattoos as they apply to male models? ***Please note that I am referring to male models who are looking for agency representation in [...]

[...] such a situation, yeah, take all of that off!). The chest is the one area where I believe all male models should be well groomed. Got hairy arms and legs? You can leave those areas alone for now-- [...]

[...] means if you're a male model hoping to do runway, you should be looking at the photos of the male models in the runway division of the agency's website, not the commercial/print or lifestyle division. [...]

[...] so many young girls strive to one day be among the chosen few to become successful in the modeling industry. On the flip side, it's also easy to see how feelings of insecurity, low self esteem and [...]

[...] calls (also referred to as "open calls") to other types of castings in the modeling industry can be found here. Castings Models attend castings as a regular part of their job. Find out [...]

[...] available to them right now: kid modeling. Kids, tweens and teens are a huge makeup of the modeling industry and there is no shortage of agencies and clients that are always in need of young models of [...]

[...] Contrary to popular belief, getting into the modeling industry isn't free. When the proper channels are followed, it is possible to become a model without [...]

[...] -for-all. Some of the dos and don'ts listed below are the same as listed in my blog post for female models, however, it is still important to mention it separately here as well. DO: Follow Any & [...]

[...] in a business suit. Business casual or dressy casual is more than acceptable for male and female models. Examples of ideal outfits include a nice dress and heels, skinny jeans and a dressy top with [...]

[...] Category: Modeling Agencies For: Male Models While male and female models aren't exactly the same, when it comes to seeking agency representation, sometimes they tend [...]

[...] I gotta tell ya, I've trained a lot of female models when it comes to walking in high heels for runway and fashion shows and almost every time I've [...]

[...] is something that affects both men and women. When it comes to pursuing a career as a male model, there are certainly more things to be concerned about than the average fella. However, only by [...]

[...] snapshots like these because--bottom line--these are still photos that showcase a female or male model in his/her most natural state. But the updated recommendations I've listed above are geared [...]

[...] office locations, these businesses employ the pros that know how to turn an unknown female or male model into a recognized and established professional. There continues to be a lot of misconceptions [...]

[...] with and what opportunities I'll accept and which ones I'll pass on. I did get contacted by a male model I worked with years ago through the bridal shows, who expressed interest in doing a couples [...]

[...] methods of payment for modeling. The method used all depends on the situation. For example, freelance models won't necessarily get their money the same way an agency represented model would. Here's [...]

[...] and can't budge if a model requests more money for an assignment. Many clients who seek freelance models oftentimes do so because they know it will be more affordable in the long run. They don't [...]

[...] photographer side of things. So how does this subject apply to models? Well, for one thing, freelance models in particular should care that they are taking the proper steps to make sure their photos [...]

[...] of modeling assignments. The tips outlined below can apply to both agency represented and freelance models but I like to think that freelance models in particular will find this info very useful: [...]

[...] post will help guide you in the right direction and avoid a negative experience: Go for Agency Representation I generally advise people to seek agency representation first when starting out but this [...]

[...] (This post is intended for models seeking agency representation, not freelance models). Of the many concerns that comes with wanting to pursue modeling, [...]

[...] head on straight and is very mature for his young age (he's 19). He's currently seeking agency representation in Los Angeles (close to where he goes to college) and I know with the right agent, he [...]

[...] experience. Remember, previous modeling experience isn't mandatory to be considered for agency representation (unless they say so on the website). So don't feel pressured to lie or make something up [...]

[...] that category over time. This post will focus on the main parts contained within the typical modeling agency contract. But please note that each agency has its own contracts it uses and the clauses [...]

[...] for the 1st Dania Denise Webinar: Breaking into the Industry: What You Really Need to Snag a Modeling Agency The 411 on What Agencies Really Look for in Models Busting Modeling Myths Freelance vs. [...]

[...] Submissions For: Male & Female Models When reading through the instructions listed on a modeling agency's website for how to submit yourself, if they mention the word "snapshot(s)" that [...]

[...] . When dealing with legitimate companies/brands, especially if it's a gig booked through a modeling agency, the odds of having to deal with your images appearing somewhere shady or being misused is [...]

[...] for pointing out these distinct distances, read on... The reason aspiring fashion and runway models are asked to submit snapshots of themselves in swimwear is because it's all about [...]

[...] with you. Expect Conversation Aside from stuff like doing a runway walk (for fashion and runway models) and taking polaroids (for the agency's records and to match your name with a face), the [...]

[...] , back or chest. These areas of skin do get shown off a lot for male fashion and runway models (commercial/print male models not so much) and if there is a tattoo there--especially if [...]

[...] day kid--it's not rocket science, folks, nor is it the same playing field that fashion and runway models have to deal with. Kid models are supposed to be kids. Period. When preparing photos to send [...]

[...] Category: Modeling Agencies For: Male & Female Models Do you have more than one agency to submit to? Make sure you [...]

What I love about mentoring and coaching models is that I get to stay on top of what the most pressing concerns and challenges are for them, ultimatel [...]

[...] Category: Modeling Agencies For: Male Models While male and female models aren't exactly the same, when it comes to [...]