Bio
SAG/Aftra commercial actress/model Kholee Campbell was born in the small but LARGE town of San Bernardino Ca. She attended high school and college there pursuing a degree in production where she learned the fundamentals of making movie magic both behind and in front of the camera. While in her home town she anchored Inland Valley News, Inland Valley Magazine and Info 951 on Riverside's public access station, all the while building a fan base in her area. She received her degree in arts and science further making the big move to Los Angeles on a internship with NBC, where she had the priviledge of working on the show YOUR LA.. While on the show a notable photographer wanted to do a test shoot with her, and that is where her career in modeling began.. Kholee learned very quickly, and was a natural at the trade of modeling before long she had worked with over 15 photographers who admired her work.. Kholee is dillegently working in the entertainment field with both her acting career and print career.
For small bookings contact Kholee directly at [email protected]

For Large Bookings contact

MANAGER  ModelManagement (310) 407-5170
COMMERCIAL AGENT RPM at(323) 460-6196
PRINT AGENT Affinity (323)5250577

TWITTER ME at http://www.twitter.com/kholee








JV: State your name, age, and location? 
N-Kholee Campbell, 23, Van Nuys, CA

JV: How did you get into modeling? 
N-. A photographer asked  me.... could he take pictures of me and
ever since then I loved it.... >

JV: What do you as a model bring to the game? 
N-Me as a model I bring not only a frame or face but a
personality that exudes the work I love to do.

JV: What are your goals and how long do you plan taking on
achieving them?
N-My goals are to become a working print model for everything
from  McDonalds to Nike.. I'd love to have a huge billboard or
ad with me on it, in a big city. I really would love to be a notable
figure for girls growing up that have no figure to turn to. I also
want to use my production background and direct and produce
my own feature film. I  believe by 40 my goals should be
achieved.

JV: What are some of the things you did not plan for with this
career?
N-I didn't plan on the non professionalism that some casting
directors  and photographers have such as trying to get a date
out of the business transaction. I also didn't plan on the
obsession with nudity that some photographers have.

JV: What was your first photoshoot like and how do you think
that you have  grown since then? 
N-My first photoshoot... first off I wasn't aware of my facial 
expressions so I didn't do to much. So I smiled a lot and was
very  apprehensive and shy about poses. The photographer
had to tell me step by step what to do. In the end I thought the
pictures were ok and knew  I could do better and wanted to try
hard to pursue the art of  modeling. I've grown because I am
totally aware of my poses and facial expressions. I am very
open with ideas and relaxed with modeling..

JV: What makes you unique as a model?
N-I am very versatile. I can look like a 16 year old and then a
vixen. I can come up with amazing modeling concepts and
ideas for shoots. I am very creative with my poses all the while
staying true to being me.

JV: How does this industry affect your social and romantic life?
N-The industry affects my social life because it allows me to
attend many social events.. That being that I get invited to
these events by both models and photographers.. I have met
the most amazing women in this industry who are close friends
of mine now. Modeling has affected my life romantically
because I feel that many men are insecure by the career being
that I come in contact with men models and photographers...
unless the man I am involved with has established integrity
which is hard to find with men my age....

JV: What advice can you offer other's who want this
profession?
N-The advise I can offer is be true to yourself learn to love
your self it will exude outward which shows confidence...
Practice poses and looks in a mirror every night. Be
careful who u work with and don't go to any residential
houses alone. There are a lot of crazy’s out there. You do
not have to do nudity or implied nudity to become a model.
Last but not least don't pay to be apart of any agency. The
only thing you should pay for at least is pictures...

mathew mixon
tamyron
Tj (teeze4me)
steven Diorio
Malik (magiceye)
Patrick M.(Show Mag)
Pease Lucus
Todd Tyler
erik
steven the photographer
Harmon Outlaw
Jeffrey Vaughn (wifey material)
Jbu photography
Herbe
Shai
Decarlo (poetry book)
Koafa (turquise apparel)
OliJ
Headspin photography(chris)
Amy (handmadejewelry)surlyramics.com
Your Tees.com
Jerome Duchange. http://www.jeromeduchange.com)
Nike
Asics(client)
drjays
tmobile
David Lachapelle Circle of Life Series

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