Modeling as Your Job: A Step by Step Guide on How You Can Become a Working Model

Medina, Pj

ISBN 10: 1481708686 / ISBN 13: 9781481708685

Published by Authorhouse, 2013

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Modeling as Your Job: A Step by Step Guide on How You Can Become a Working Model
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1481708686
• ISBN 13: 9781481708685
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

I too like you dreamed of someday becoming a model and seeing myself on a giant billboard on 42d street and Time Square. But unlike you in those days the early 1980's there were no books on the subject of becoming a Model or very few. So after having doors slammed in my face and losing money on useless schools, pictures and three years of my life trying to make a career I gave up my dream of ever becoming a Model. However through mi trials I have learned a great deal. One day a friend who was starting his own career as a Model asked," How do I go about landing an agent? So I told him what little I remembered. It turned out that the little. I knew was a lot of information. He turned to me and said, "Why if you know so much won't you manage my career? I replied, "I can't manage you, you have to mange yourself" At point the seed was planted for this book. So I began a quest researching books, talking with people in the business and interviewing fashion designers to understand what they are looking for in a Model This book was born Modeling As Your Job A step-by-step guild on how you can become a working Model.

About the Author

I too, like you, dreamed of someday becoming a model and seeing myself on a giant advertisement on 42nd street and times square. But unlike you in those days the early 1980's. They were no books on the subject or very few. After having doors slammed in my face, and losing tons of money on useless schools and pictures after three years into it I gave up my dream. But through my trials I have learned a lot. One day a friend who was starting a career as a model asked, "How do I go about landing an agent"? I told him what little I remember. It turned out what little I knew was a lot of information. He tuned to me and said, "Why if you know so much won't you manage my career? I replied "I can't manage you, you have to manage yourself". He planted a seed in me. So I began a quest, researching books, talking with people in the business, interviewing fashion designers so to understand what they're looking for in a model, and a year later the book was completed.