Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Model Teen Sandra How Do You Become A Teen Model?

How do you become a teen model? - model teen sandra

I want a model of youth, and I know how I

Posted by Tamara Candelaria at 3:15 PM

16 comments:

  1. ByakuyaFebruary 4, 2010 at 1:12 AM

    must be very beautiful and very thin .. so thin that you are healthy .. One of my friends on a young girl who was very thin and the application was to be a role model .. told him he had something to lose weight .. which was ridiculous because I had zero fat in your ya .. My advice would be to forget, a model and focus on their education ..

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  2. xzkarmenFebruary 4, 2010 at 5:12 AM

    Well, that's the world of the modeling industry a great castle to crack, but if you are interested, you can start to find her modeling agency. There you can add photos and build a portfolio and subscribe to a lot of things to make as males when standing, and so on. Good luck. "

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  3. it's katie =]February 4, 2010 at 9:37 AM

    are tall, slim, and accustomed to be refused, and told what to do. Go see different places, whether they will support.

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  4. Jeremy JFebruary 4, 2010 at 1:10 PM

    Probably should be prepared in time for the start of his youth.

    Have photos you can share?

    They also have height requirements, as a model ... and height, of course, can not be changed.

    If you contact me via chat or e-mail, which really help with everything you need ... My sister is 16 years and is a role model for youngsters, but please write if you would not really be a model because the model essentially work by both parents and a teen model!

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  5. Jeremy JFebruary 4, 2010 at 1:11 PM

    Probably should be prepared in time for the start of his youth.

    Have photos you can share?

    They also have height requirements, as a model ... and height, of course, can not be changed.

    If you contact me via chat or e-mail, which really help with everything you need ... My sister is 16 years and is a role model for youngsters, but please write if you would not really be a model because the model essentially work by both parents and a teen model!

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  6. Ballerin...February 4, 2010 at 5:57 PM

    Please send some pictures, agents or agencies who wish to model. Simple as that! Please include me as best answer?

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  7. juun_yuk...February 4, 2010 at 9:36 PM

    First you have a teenager.

    Secondly, what are their statistics. Teens May, between 5'5 - be 5'7 if their appearance is unique and they are still growing. If you are 13-15, the height to be OK, but every age and was 5'8 years.

    Third, Get out there. Search web sites as a modeling agency Next Models (www.nextmodels.com), BMI (www.imgmodels.com), Elite (www.elitemodel.com), DNA (www.dnamodels.com), etc. In in your casting, you can get an idea of what they want and you can see. You can also use a private tour and will be evaluated. Do not be afraid of rejection. The fact that, for example, IMG rejects this does not mean that the elite.

    Fourth, stay healthy, and often work. Did not get the to the stereotypical model look, because all the facilities that are not equal.

    Fifth, a good photographer in your area and get some professional photos done by her department. You do not need a portfolio of modeling agencies will be accepted, butLPS.

    Hope this helps.

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  8. ~Hockeyg...February 5, 2010 at 12:30 AM

    u should have a modeling agency call and you have to do a portfolio to display photos and write their own interest. It will help u ...

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  9. KateybugFebruary 5, 2010 at 3:26 AM

    It is a long and difficult path. It is imperative that you help your parents and have fully agreed with the selection. My 15yo has just signed with the Elite. The best place I know you and your parents for advice and articles on www.modelingadvice.com. You are right at the goal and the best we found when we began our journey. Also, be careful modeling schools take your money are good, but if you ask an agency, never sign models through a modeling school. In addition, make sure if a representative / scout / by his office manager of a company and make sure they are registered in your country. Good luck!

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  10. KateybugFebruary 5, 2010 at 3:26 AM

    It is a long and difficult path. It is imperative that you help your parents and have fully agreed with the selection. My 15yo has just signed with the Elite. The best place I know you and your parents for advice and articles on www.modelingadvice.com. You are right at the goal and the best we found when we began our journey. Also, be careful modeling schools take your money are good, but if you ask an agency, never sign models through a modeling school. In addition, make sure if a representative / scout / by his office manager of a company and make sure they are registered in your country. Good luck!

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  11. Suhad MFebruary 5, 2010 at 6:46 AM

    in your dreams belieive

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  12. YanaFebruary 5, 2010 at 9:02 AM

    I think what you want to know is how you begin a model of puberty can. Well, if you buy look magazine are five p.m. the advertising portion of the back of several organizations see true son of models such as Barbizon.

    I suggest you buy a set of seventeen, write a site of small bodies own research a little and you get an adult to help you, so you're not cheated.

    Good luck;)

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  13. amylynn2...February 5, 2010 at 11:27 AM

    I have a friend whos sister is 15 and in the modeling of NY ..

    someone saw it and said they should lead by example. thats how .. They have discovered.

    shes blonde, 6'1 and skinny as hell.

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  14. amylynn2...February 5, 2010 at 11:27 AM

    I have a friend whos sister is 15 and in the modeling of NY ..

    someone saw it and said they should lead by example. thats how .. They have discovered.

    shes blonde, 6'1 and skinny as hell.

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  15. becca BFebruary 5, 2010 at 4:20 PM

    I wanted 2 do dat good, but people tend to look in the yellow pages do not believe in the 14 honey lol lol hehe emmm Google search and BT DNT things on a website, it seems doubtful

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  16. jonathan sFebruary 5, 2010 at 8:44 PM

    You need a portfolio for you at the agency, which will not show. Make sure the company back on board and not an area of bad job!

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