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FeaturedInstagram shows what you are doing right now. An agency application needs a complete set: specific shots, current measurements and contact details in one place. Here is when an Instagram profile is enough, when it starts costing you work, and how to avoid publishing everything twice.
The creea.art team4 Września 20266 min
Modeling agencies usually ask for the same details: height, bust, waist, hips, shoe size, eye color and hair color. Learn how to measure yourself accurately, how to format the numbers and why rounding them can cost more than it gains.
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Modeling polaroids are simple photos without makeup, retouching or posing, and they are often the first images an agency checks. You do not need a photographer or studio. Learn which shots to take, how to set up the light and what to avoid.
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TFP is a collaboration in exchange for photos: no one pays a fee, and everyone receives work for their portfolio. Learn when TFP makes sense, what to agree before the shoot and how to spot an offer that is only pretending to be TFP.
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What to prepare for a photoshoot as a photographer, model, makeup artist or stylist — so that on the day you can focus on the work.
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A good photoshoot brief cuts down misunderstandings, speeds up decisions and helps you gather the right people. Here is what to put in a brief before you message a model, photographer, stylist or makeup artist.
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Finding somewhere to post your casting call is only half the job. If the project description is vague, you will get few applications — or completely random ones. Here is how to write a casting call that attracts the right people.
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Finding a model for a photoshoot is harder than it looks. Instagram is full of unread DMs, Facebook groups are chaotic, and referrals rarely work on short notice. Here are your real options and where each one breaks down.
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