Tony Culture Photoz wrote:
Yeah, Jenni. Leave it alone. She is using what she feels she must, to get what she wants. It might work for her, or it may very well backfire on her. Hold on to your principles, and do your best at what you do as a model. This too, will pass.

Then again... she may just have been horny and following the opportunity to get laid... I have heard that things like that may happen too...

Jenni L wrote:
Well it really does not bother me, except for her lack of participation at the event now.  She thought she could get away with not working much at all.  Either way I am doing my job.

She was working it allright!

Jenni L wrote:
Well it really does not bother me, except for her lack of participation at the event now.  She thought she could get away with not working much at all.  Either way I am doing my job.

It bothers you...you started a thread about it...

Jenni L wrote:
Well it really does not bother me, except for her lack of participation at the event now.  She thought she could get away with not working much at all.  Either way I am doing my job.

That's actually pretty important...she may be having fun and "working" it, but that's not fair to you if it causing you additional work.

Jenni L wrote:
I guess I am just curious if this situation as happened to other models and how they handled it.  What that girl does on her own time is not my concern, but it is when it creates laziness on her part.

i wouldn't say anything........but i wouldn't work with her again........

JM Dean wrote:
Believe it or not, some agencies send models like that because the clients request it. The world of promotional modeling can be strange like that.
You may have been the model to promote whatever but she may have been the model assigned another task
Sounds bad I know but it happens

Yup, just another part of the business we turn a blind eye towards.
Just look at it as marketing.

bobby sargent wrote:
Well I was on one of my Traveling Photo Shoot trips and I had 2 models.  After 3 days they started sleeping together.  And they did not want to work much either.  But they sure as hell wanted to be paid in full.  bs

Bobby, that sounds more of a lost photo op than a lazy work ethic issue. when life hands you lesbians, make a glass of cold lemonade cuz that session is going to be HOT.

cookie monster wrote:

Bobby, that sounds more of a lost photo op than a lazy work ethic issue. when life hands you lesbians, make a glass of cold lemonade cuz that session is going to be HOT.

OH wish that I could.  They did not want it on film or video.  Hell they would not even let me watch. I should of fired them then and there.  Oh well.  bs

cookie monster wrote:

Bobby, that sounds more of a lost photo op than a lazy work ethic issue. when life hands you lesbians, make a glass of cold lemonade cuz that session is going to be HOT.

I believe it would be called lesbinade

Jenni L wrote:
I'm not sure if this has been her before, but how do you handle when a fellow model is being unethical during a promotion?  It is a 3 day assignment and on the first night there she gets "friendly" with the client.  I may be naive, but that is the first time I have ever seen that happen during a promotion.  Does this happen often?  Do you keep your mouth shut or tell the promotion agent?  Thanks

Jenni

Yo Jenni... you leave ALOT up in the air on your loose definition of 'friendly'.  What exactly did you mean by 'friendly'?  Was it 'a handshake'... or somethin else?  Did you see somethin that you could provide us with details on?  Enlighten us...