Christian Valderrama wrote:
I am currently new to modeling. I recently met with the. I have been researching but haven't found too much on them. Has anyone delt with deco models or know any information on them?

Thank you!

I was going to sign with them years ago but the owner was screaming like a banshee regarding a model that didn't show up to a shoot. Yes that is stressful and she has to clean up the model's mess and make good with the clients, but no need to scream at the top of your lungs when a potential partner is waiting on you in clear earshot.

Melissa Kat wrote:

I was going to sign with them years ago but the owner was screaming like a banshee regarding a model that didn't show up to a shoot. Yes that is stressful and she has to clean up the model's mess and make good with the clients, but no need to scream at the top of your lungs when a potential partner is waiting on you in clear earshot.

Hmm thats very interesting... I am new to modeling so I am trying to make sure I get the best agency of course.. But I've heard if an agency wants you really bad they will help you with a portfolio? Is that true?

Christian Valderrama wrote:

Hmm thats very interesting... I am new to modeling so I am trying to make sure I get the best agency of course.. But I've heard if an agency wants you really bad they will help you with a portfolio? Is that true?

They will send you on shoots with photographers that are in town or give you a list to contact. No set rules but every agency have a "development"  or "new faces" department. As a model you should always be shooting anyways if it is your full-time job though. Perfect practice makes perfect.