Application Process

• Online Submission: Upload your photos, measurements, and contact information. 

• Portfolio: If you already have experience, you might submit a portfolio of your work. If not, some agencies might still consider you based on your look and potential.
   

Interview/Casting

• Initial Meeting: If the agency is interested, they may invite you for an in-person interview or casting call. During this meeting, they'll evaluate your look, personality, and potential.

• Test Shoots: You might be asked to do a test shoot to see how you perform in front of the camera.
   

Signing a Contract

• Contract Offer: It’s crucial to read and understand the contract before signing. 

• Commission: Agencies typically take a commission (20%) from the jobs we book for you.
   

Development and Training

• Model Development: Develop your skills. This could include runway training, posing techniques, skincare, and fitness advice.

• Portfolio Building: If you’re new, we help you build your portfolio with professional photoshoots. 
   

Booking Jobs

• Agency Promotion: The agency will promote you to clients and send you out for castings and auditions. We'll act as your representative, negotiating contracts and ensuring you’re paid properly.

• Job Opportunities: Agencies book models for various jobs, including fashion shows, photoshoots, commercials, and promotional events.
   

Payment and Logistics

• Payment Handling: The agency typically handles the payment from clients, deducts their commission, and then pays you the remainder.

• Travel and Accommodations: If you book jobs in other cities or countries, the agency may coordinate your travel and accommodation, although some of these costs might be deducted from your earnings.
   

Career Management

• Long-Term Career Planning: Good agencies will help you manage your career, advising on job selections, image management, and even transitioning to different types of modelling as you gain experience.

• Networking: Agencies provide opportunities to network with photographers, designers, and other professionals in the industry.
   

Ongoing Communication

• Regular Updates: Keep in regular contact with your agency about your availability and any changes in your appearance (e.g., hair colour, weight).

• Industry Knowledge: It’s essential to understand that modelling can be competitive and often requires resilience. Not every casting will lead to a job, and success can take time.

 
Tips for Success:

• Stay Professional: Always maintain a professional attitude in all dealings with your agency and clients.

• Keep Fit and Healthy: The modelling industry places a high value on physical appearance, so maintaining your look is important.

• Be Punctual and Reliable: Being dependable is crucial in building a positive reputation.