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Rachel-Elise wrote: and it's not right for them either to do so Mar 05 10 05:13 pm Link James Sioux wrote: I've seen models flake on what you're paying for a shoot..maybe they're more in need where you are. Plain and simple is, if they don't show up for whatever, they have a different set of priorities that day and time Mar 05 10 05:16 pm Link flakes and cancellations are disappointing no matter how respectably its done. still working on a way to minimize it Mar 05 10 05:23 pm Link James Sioux wrote: I pose nude for free..with select people..its out there Mar 05 10 05:26 pm Link Ravendrive Productions wrote: good luck with that one.. this society of ours has lost its sense of propriety. Any time I get into an argument with someone who believes it's ok for a congressman to yell "you lie" at the President during a State of the Union Address because it's "their house and they can do what they want to", or it's ok to talk out of turn during my class, I know decorum and personal responsibility have gone the way of the dinosaur...might as well turn this flakiness into a reality tv show like everyone else and get compensated. Mar 05 10 05:28 pm Link this topic AGAIN!!!! GRRRRRRRRRRRRR Mar 05 10 05:29 pm Link pullins photography wrote: If they are serious and professional they wont flake. Mar 05 10 05:34 pm Link Angele wrote: I know professional models who have done just that and when it's a paid job. And it's not what I've "heard" but experienced first hand and as an assistant Mar 05 10 05:37 pm Link pullins photography wrote: Then they are not professional? Just because someone makes money at what they do does not make them a professional. Mar 05 10 05:41 pm Link Angele wrote: they are a professional..their lack of social graces doesn't mean they're not a professional. Think of a situation where a doctor doesn't want to perform elective surgery...does his lack of willingness make him less of a "pro fessional?" Hardly not. This whole thread really is about the courtesy people are not afforded, when someone decides unilaterally to change a contract. When you agree to something, that's a contract...if you change your mind, after someone has prepared to hold up his/her part of the agreement, that's a problem..and it's called wasting time Mar 05 10 05:48 pm Link pullins photography wrote: I believe we have different definitions of someone who is professional. Mar 05 10 06:12 pm Link pullins photography wrote: In alot of ways you're right , but the bottom line IMO is that we own no one , we set up shoots , we hope they come...We can talk about obligation , we can talk about people who flake , but we can't control the actions of anyone but ourselves...and I believe there are models and photographers who actually don't flake , and who consider themselves professional because they can say they've never flaked , but there are people who maybe don't put the modeling or photography at the pinnacle in their life's priorities....I also think we might put too much want for obligation on models and photographers from sites like this , too many think that this is the real world of modeling , the real world of photography , it's not...it's the interweb... Mar 05 10 06:41 pm Link Can't really say anything when it's a TFCD. I always get a number to actually talk to them so it feels more of a sure thing. Also, put a fake "No Show/No Call" list on your profile. Ever since I put that on, serious models contact me and show up. Mar 06 10 05:14 pm Link Angele wrote: Will you pose nude for me, even I have argued with you feverishly in the forum? Mar 06 10 07:17 pm Link |