Monday, August 10, 2009
WanT to work WiTh Us!!!!!
Hi
I am Riya Sethi.
My id coordinator.model@gmail.com.
I am a Model co-ordinator.
we deals in assignments given by the advertisers, event companies , production house, T.V channels, everykind of work.
Well everyone is invited who is willing to work in media or already working here.
Eg: dancer, anchor , actor, actress, model etc........................................Mail me coordinator.model@gmail.com
I have a tie ups with big production House in India.
Lukin for talented guys and gals.
Guys n Gals willing to work aborad.
u have to give ur passport status in the resume as well.
Everybody who has passion in the media field , wanna prove the world , live the imagination forever can mail the resume at coordinator.model@gmail.com
As soon as you will send ur resume i will send my contact details as well
Wishing to hear from you soon.
Thanks
Riya Sethi
coordinator.model@gmail.com
I am Riya Sethi.
My id coordinator.model@gmail.com.
I am a Model co-ordinator.
we deals in assignments given by the advertisers, event companies , production house, T.V channels, everykind of work.
Well everyone is invited who is willing to work in media or already working here.
Eg: dancer, anchor , actor, actress, model etc........................................Mail me coordinator.model@gmail.com
I have a tie ups with big production House in India.
Lukin for talented guys and gals.
Guys n Gals willing to work aborad.
u have to give ur passport status in the resume as well.
Everybody who has passion in the media field , wanna prove the world , live the imagination forever can mail the resume at coordinator.model@gmail.com
As soon as you will send ur resume i will send my contact details as well
Wishing to hear from you soon.
Thanks
Riya Sethi
coordinator.model@gmail.com
How to Build a Modeling Portfolio?
Find a professional photographer to take your photos. Run an Internet search. Look through your phone book. Phone up local agencies and ask them which photographers they use.
Call up or, even better, visit the photographers you have found. Ask them about things like pricing, format of the film/digital photos and how long you usually have to wait between the shoot and getting the photos. Also, ask to see a sample of the photographers work.
Hire a professional make-up artist. If you are lucky, the photographer will sort this out for you but remember to ask if the cost of the make-up artist is included in the fee or if you have to pay extra. If the photographer isn't providing one, search for one in the same way you searcher for your photographer.
Look through fashion magazines and clothes catalouges and find poses you like. Practice in front of a mirror.
Decide on a number of looks you want to do. Ideally, you should pick at least three and they should demonstrate a wide variety (so not all jeans and t-shirt shots!!). If you have a special skill, such as ballet, you may even want to consider taking some photos in your ballet outfit and even making a pose.
Keep your hair, skin and nails in good condition in the run up to the shoot. If you need a hair cut, get one.
Once you have decided what clothes to wear, make sure they are clean and put to one side for the shoot well in advance. Ideally, you should have decided upon your outfits and have them ready at least 5 days before the shoot.
48 hours before the shoot, call your photographer and make-up artist to make sure everything is still ok.
The day before the shoot, make sure you get a good night's sleep and stay away from alcohol.
The morning of the shoot, double check that your bag is packed and that you have money for travel fares and parking fees. Aim to arrive 10 minutes before you are due (and make sure that time has accounted for applying make-up!). Carry the photographer's number on you and give them a call if you realize you might be late.
Discuss what sort of looks you want to go for with the photographer. After this, you will probably have your make-up applied.
Call up or, even better, visit the photographers you have found. Ask them about things like pricing, format of the film/digital photos and how long you usually have to wait between the shoot and getting the photos. Also, ask to see a sample of the photographers work.
Hire a professional make-up artist. If you are lucky, the photographer will sort this out for you but remember to ask if the cost of the make-up artist is included in the fee or if you have to pay extra. If the photographer isn't providing one, search for one in the same way you searcher for your photographer.
Look through fashion magazines and clothes catalouges and find poses you like. Practice in front of a mirror.
Decide on a number of looks you want to do. Ideally, you should pick at least three and they should demonstrate a wide variety (so not all jeans and t-shirt shots!!). If you have a special skill, such as ballet, you may even want to consider taking some photos in your ballet outfit and even making a pose.
Keep your hair, skin and nails in good condition in the run up to the shoot. If you need a hair cut, get one.
Once you have decided what clothes to wear, make sure they are clean and put to one side for the shoot well in advance. Ideally, you should have decided upon your outfits and have them ready at least 5 days before the shoot.
48 hours before the shoot, call your photographer and make-up artist to make sure everything is still ok.
The day before the shoot, make sure you get a good night's sleep and stay away from alcohol.
The morning of the shoot, double check that your bag is packed and that you have money for travel fares and parking fees. Aim to arrive 10 minutes before you are due (and make sure that time has accounted for applying make-up!). Carry the photographer's number on you and give them a call if you realize you might be late.
Discuss what sort of looks you want to go for with the photographer. After this, you will probably have your make-up applied.
You want to be a model, but don’t know where to begin?
Becoming a model is more than about having a fit body or a pretty face. You have to understand your feature strengths, develop an attitude, learn to be expressive, and use all of these to develop a portfolio. It may sound intimidating – it isn’t. It is a fun learning experience – as long you are willing to introspect, experiment with different looks, and practice, and learn, you will succeed. Here is how to get started with your portfolio.
We help aspiring models succeed in this industry. We can help you assess your strengths and weaknesses, help build a portfolio, and connect you. And the cool part – our free promotion offer – other than the material costs incurred, we will not charge you for any of our services. Some day soon, this will change – but for now, lessons we learn helping you is our reward.
Mail us coordinator.model@gmail.com
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