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Chapter 2 – Types of Modelling Jobs

April 2, 2015

1. Editorial

editorial modelling

Most often, this type of modelling deals with current fashion trends. It is the modelling that is found in the magazine world; inside the articles that are written and gracing the covers of many different types of magazines. This modelling job is desperately sought after because it offers great exposure for the model. Because of the exposure that editorial modelling grants, models fight for it and your best friend could become your worst enemy all in the bid to land the assignment. It involves extreme hard work; it’s hard to get into and very poorly paid.

 

2. Catalogue

Catalogue modelling

These are models that appear in catalogues of major chains and mail order shops. Only average looks are sought here, requirements are more relaxed and closer to the real world.

 

3. Catwalk (Runway)

Lily Aldrige, Karlie Kloss, Adriana Lima, Candice Swanepoel, Bahati Prinsloo, Alessandra Ambrosio

This type of modelling job provides excellent exposure and is quite glamorous; a well sought after modelling job. The physical requirements are quite similar to fashion models. At present, the age requirements for this modelling job is from 14 years. Some girls at this age are quite confident to pull it off.

 

4. Commercial

Commercial modelling

For commercial modelling the requirements varies. This involves the promotion of various products; ranging from fashion, beauty products, cleaning products and every other commercial product; in the news media and billboards.

 

5. Glamour

glamour modelling

This is a hot one, and everyone wants to be a glamour model these days. This type of modelling is quite difficult to define as it can mean just about anything. Often times, a glamour model appears in magazines as loosely dressed girls in bikinis, transparent or other similar outfits with a lot of glossy make-up.

6. Freelance

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This is not actually a type of modelling; but rather a career path. A freelance model will usually advertise his / her services online, usually through a reputable and renowned modelling website.

The job could fall into anything that ranges from portfolio work, artistic work, nude and clothed, professional photographers and neophytes, and usually for stock photography. The nature of this job falls into paid jobs as well as prints for time, and can serve as a great means for models who can’t make it with one of the larger agencies or who wants to pursue modelling as a part time job.

 

7. Nude

nude modelling

In all of the types of modelling listed above, you should keep in mind that there will be times that you will be expected to appear nude in some degree, even if it was never spelled out in words.

Fine art nudes or simply body is often times an artistic expression of the human body. Usually innocent, it could also be very explicit if it aids the artist in passing his / her message out. Whatever it is that’s demanded of you, even if it does appear shocking initially, in fine art modelling the aim is never to titillate but to actuate artistic expressions.
If your interest lies in fine art nude works, then freelance modelling might be your cup of tea. As with other types of freelance modelling, the requirements are rather flexible and depend solely on what is needed by the photographer for a particular project.
Various other types of nude modelling exists and goes by such names as; hard-core, adult, continental, etc. Should you consider this type of work, it is always a good idea to discuss with the photographer beforehand and in details so you know what is expected of you.

Prints for Time; Time for Prints; Tests

This is a co-operation of mutual benefit for the parties involved. The model puts in her/his time, resources and effort, and the photographer does the same. There is no exchange of cash as both benefit from each other’s skills and talents.

A Closer Look into the Modelling World

Having taken a look at the different types of modelling jobs, if you think you have what it takes to become a model, then it’s about time you start looking into the requirements of modelling.

You don’t have to be the most beautiful lady in the world, or be Brad Pitt to pitch a career in modelling to excel. Opportunities exist for less attractive guys and ladies who wish to work in this field like modelling for hair, hands, eyewear, etc. Now, we will have a look at some of the requirements.

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Chapter 1 – Who Is a Model?

April 2, 2015

Before you decide to pursue a career in modelling, it is first important to understand what a modelling job entails; what it is actually.

When we talk about a model in the business world, it means a prototype that represents the main actual product. When you relate it with the modelling industry, it represents someone that uses their body to promote the image of a company along with the products and services that it has to offer; or all of the aforementioned; using mainly visual appeal.

There are many different things that a model can do and assets that they can use to help themselves become successful. Many of these items can be used in a variety of ways depending on the specific item that is being promoted as well as the message that the company is wishing to portray. Models have the ability to influence quite a bit of a product’s ability to sell. They influence branding and can even bring more appeal and positivity to a company depending on how popular that they are with the general public.

If you are looking to become a model, you should first look at the different types of modelling and then decide which option fits your talent, personality and goals the best. You should also keep in mind that there are beautiful ladies around the entire world, but not all of them have what it takes to become a top model. It takes uniqueness to fit in as well as confidence and belief in one’s abilities and beauty as well.

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Guide to Becoming a Model

April 2, 2015

Introduction

Glamour, fun and cool cash are three of the main reasons that the beautiful men and women of this world express an interest in becoming models. The modelling world is definitely an attractive one that promises prestige to those who become a part of it.

However, the path to becoming a model is not lined with gold; but neither is it a difficult prospect. There are many diverse modelling careers to choose from and it is left for the aspiring model to choose the modelling career path that works best with their talent and goals.

If you have an interest in pursuing a career in the modelling industry, this short report will help provide you some guidance regarding the best road to take. You will get to know what to look out for and the pitfalls to avoid as well as the rules that you should follow. One of the main reasons that people with the dream of becoming top models fail is because they did not follow certain rules and guides along their career path. This model guide will help you to eliminate those pitfalls so that you will be on your way to becoming a model where you can reap all the glamour, fun and income that comes with this fantastic career path.

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The information in this guide has been greatly researched by the Author(s) and is intended to be used for non-professionals and professionals who are looking to become a model. While it is assumed to be true at the time of the writing, you are under no obligation to rely on the information that is provided in this report. It is also not the intent of this report to be substituted for professional financial counsel. It is advised that you purse advice from a professional consultant for all of your modelling ventures. Use of this information is solely at your own risk.

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