kelsea
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thank you so much!!
uhh...now i have just a couple more...
1. i have talked to a few other models who got started with their career literally as soon as they got signed, like within a few weeks they were off doing jobs or traveling. is this because the model had the look in demand right then? or could it have been just that agency's way of doing things?
2. is there an average age that a model really gets started? i've heard that younger than 15 is rare to be already working...
3. did all the famous or just very successful models all have that same jumpstart? or did some that you know of wait and wait and wait?
4. i never really learned the correct "model to agency etiquette," if there is such a thing haha, but is it ok to call, stop in, or send emails and pictures regularly?
5. i am not saying this has happened to me, but let's say someone signed with an agency in another city, like chicago or new york, and they live in florida. they are younger than me, like 14, and wait and wait for a whole YEAR or so and the agency doesn't even contact them!! should they be the ones contacting the agency, or is it the agency's job to get them started even though they live far away??
uhh...now i have just a couple more...
1. i have talked to a few other models who got started with their career literally as soon as they got signed, like within a few weeks they were off doing jobs or traveling. is this because the model had the look in demand right then? or could it have been just that agency's way of doing things?
2. is there an average age that a model really gets started? i've heard that younger than 15 is rare to be already working...
3. did all the famous or just very successful models all have that same jumpstart? or did some that you know of wait and wait and wait?
4. i never really learned the correct "model to agency etiquette," if there is such a thing haha, but is it ok to call, stop in, or send emails and pictures regularly?
5. i am not saying this has happened to me, but let's say someone signed with an agency in another city, like chicago or new york, and they live in florida. they are younger than me, like 14, and wait and wait for a whole YEAR or so and the agency doesn't even contact them!! should they be the ones contacting the agency, or is it the agency's job to get them started even though they live far away??