Modelling advice for teenage girl

Posted on Monday 1 May 2006

“do i take pictures and then put them in a portfolio or do i have a professional do it??? right now i’m starting to read different magazines for different looks and i’m also trying to get information on how to start.”

Developing a professional modelling portfolio

A professional folio comes together from your collection of work, so starting a folio depends on the preferences of the agency you are accepted into. It is a good idea to have a few “snaps” to take into the agencies open days – a basic headshot and bodyshot will give the agents a good idea of how you photograph, and they will probably get you to walk to see your catwalk potential. Call each agency to find out when they hold their open days.

Once you have been picked up by an agent, you initially start w/ what seems like a million go sees, but it gets your face known to your potential clientele. It is a lot of leg work, but you can’t let rejections effect you personally, as it is all about if your look is what the industry is demanding at the time, and this can change from season to season.

You are on the right track reading mags to keep your look up to date. Having good skin and bone structure is always a bonus, as is a fit healthy, toned physique, and a good attitude is essential too.
…And you just never know your luck – you may be one of the fortunate few, like Naomi or Kate, who are “spotted” by a talent scout!

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