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Hi, my name is Brianna and I am 17 years of age. Im looking for an amateur photographer willing to do TFP. Sep 18 14 09:05 pm Link Look for Casting Calls in your area and/or place an Availability Notice. Click on the 'casting/travel' tab. And read all the suggested homework. Good Luck. Sep 19 14 03:26 pm Link You can't really model without parental consent, and you will be limited in what kinds of modeling you can do as a minor. There are great photogs in LA, not to mention the LA Fine Arts Center, photo students, that you can shoot with, assuming you resolve the above. You need not be looking for an amateur photog, to test with. There are plenty of folks who will test you, if you have the right look, right size, etc. Sep 19 14 03:47 pm Link Lallure Photographic wrote: I've never heard this before. Is that a law in her state? Curious because I see people under 18 taking photos all the time without parental consent. The OP should and could work with amateur photographers as she is not standard agency height. Please do return and educate me on the law that says that photographers can't photograph models under 18 though. Sep 19 14 05:55 pm Link Welcome to the mayhem! Sep 19 14 10:31 pm Link
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Reason: not helpful Comments: Not helpful, and erroneous information. Please play nice with the newbies. Sep 20 14 10:11 am Link Lallure Photographic wrote: I think you are referring to the fact that she can't sign a model release since she is a minor, however, that doesn't prevent her from modeling for anyone if she so chooses. Sep 25 14 10:29 pm Link Hello , briannagabriela My name is walter I am also new to mm and I am working on a project to update my portfolio as well for trade. If your interested you can connect me through here. you can see a sample of my work on this link MM URL: https://www.modelmayhem.com/Havez Sep 26 14 12:34 am Link Tony Lawrence wrote: You can take a picture of anyone at any age without parental consent in a public place. HOWEVER... Sep 26 14 01:18 am Link All of the above and I would not shoot a under 18 model without a legal guardian present all of the time. Sep 26 14 01:28 am Link RTE Photography wrote: +1 Sep 26 14 02:49 am Link Welcome to the Mayhem Good ways to network are: Post an availability notice letting people know that you are available (under the casting/travel tab). This is for when you want to charge money. You can offer trade as well. Search for Casting Calls in your area based on criteria you select. Post a Casting Call letting people know about an idea you have and want to put into a work of art. This is for when you are willing to pay other people. You can offer trade as well. Search or Post Casting Calls and Travel/Availability Notices Official Casting Call Rules - Read Find the talent and resources you need on Model Mayhem Browse for photographers in your area and leave comments on images you like, send a friend request or message. Start a list of photographer's photos that you think are top notch for photographers in your area. This can become something of a Rolodex. Make sure that you select the Advanced Options and select an appropriate Logged in within:. I typically use 30 days, but you may want people who respond faster. Otherwise you will get photographers who haven't logged in in over a year. There are a lot of inactive accounts. Make an announcemnet. Look on the front page for members offering comments for comments, and comment on their photos. Also make an announcement yourself. Post a bulletin by going to My stuff > bulletins. Friends can see the bulletins you post. Be active in the forums, but avoid trolls who start threads just to watch the ensuing flame war. Avoid threads that beat the over GWC's, flakes, escorts, ..., etc. Make positive constructive comments. Whenever you get published, add some new photos, or accomplish anything in general, post an announcement in the Accomplishments, Achievements and High Fives forum. When people see your forum post the first thing they see is your avatar. It has to be interesting enough for them to want to click on it and look at your portfolio. Share your other accounts on the Social Media User Name Sharing Thread. Rinse and repeat. Good luck in your search! Avoiding Scams: The Basics Modeling Scams Thoughts for newer models seeking to go full-time: A lot of useful information is at New Models. The Self-Made Model: Success Without Agencies Model Safety 3rd list Mentor in Modeling New theLIST & Top Drawer help Newbie Models How to use the Model Mayhem forums MM FAQ And of course you must memorize this entire list MM Smiley List Sep 30 14 08:54 am Link Sep 30 14 03:17 pm Link I generally don't work with -18 models unless they're senior pictures, but I will say you're very pretty. Good luck with your modeling. Sep 30 14 09:23 pm Link briannagabriela wrote: You will find a lot of good information here...and some...well I'll just say "take it with a grain of salt" Oct 02 14 08:50 am Link Tony Lawrence wrote: You can do a shoot with someone under 18. But as a minor, she can't sign a legally binding model release, or a shoot agreement that covers what she gets out of the shoot (number of images, any usage rights, etc.). A legal guardian will also need to sign it. To shoot without a release just leaves you open for potential problems later. Oct 02 14 09:19 am Link Welcome to MM! Some great information already posted on how to use the site. Take some time to get familiar then dive in, you might meet some negatively but we strive for a positive environment Oct 02 14 12:32 pm Link Tony Lawrence wrote: Models under 18, are considered a minor. Minors cannot contract.......in other words, they cannot legally sign a model release without a parent or guardian. It's NOT binding. They also cannot do revealing work, by LAW! Oct 02 14 03:23 pm Link |