It goes without saying that arriving on time to castings is one of the biggest ways to make a good first impression when it comes to establishing a good reputation in the modeling world. Those new to modeling--especially you freelance models out there--have a lot of new territory to encounter and I hope this post gives you less to stress about. When you're not stressed, you're able to focus more on performing well during the casting and hopefully setting yourself up to get hired for that modeling job! Some of these tips are common sense but like I always say, "Common sense just isn't common enough." Believe me, if I didn't feel these things needed to be mentioned, I wouldn't even bother but if I can help even one person have an "AHA!" moment in realizing mistakes they may have made in the past (and can now correct moving forward), then I will have considered this post a success. Lets get to it! TIP #1: DESIGNATE A CONTACT PERSON Soo...
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