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Modeling


Question Posted Friday January 4 2008, 1:42 am

Does anyone know of any modeling schools besides Barbizon that teach you how to walk, talk and be like a model? I want to start modeling but I'm only 18.

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karenR answered Friday January 4 2008, 6:44 pm:
Here is a good search for you to look at.
You can also use the same but add the state
you live in for more info on those close to you.

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missbananafontana answered Friday January 4 2008, 5:35 pm:
All modeling "schools" are complete scams. The best you should do is to send in photos into modeling agencies, and if they see that you could be a profitable model, they will invest money and time into you. Schools like Barbizon and John Robert Powers are fakes that rip you off. All they're going to do is take photos of you and steal thousands of dollars from you. There are legit talent schools for acting and making Broadway stars, but modeling schools don't teach you anything. Real modeling agencies will not take your money. I suggest sending snapshots of yourself and getting an agent at the Ford Agency.

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topaz_x answered Friday January 4 2008, 5:35 pm:
JohnRobertPowers is a good modeling school.
Word from the wise though,
they are pretty expensive for classes.
You'll go to an open audition,
and if you get a callback
they'll ask for $1000 to start out
then more per class.
If the money isn't a problem,
then I say go for it!

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