Beginner's guide
No experience, no portfolio, no idea where to start? Good — that's exactly who this guide is for. Five honest steps from your first frames to your first scouting call.
Digitals (also called polaroids or frames) are simple, unretouched photos: face, profile, and full body. Natural light, plain background, no filters, no heavy makeup. Agencies don't want your best selfie — they want to see the real you, because that's what clients book.
Height, measurements, shoe size, hair and eye color. Write them down honestly — every application asks for them, and guessing only slows you down. You don't need a specific number to apply; you need accurate ones.
You don't need paid shoots to start. A few clean test shots with a friend who owns a decent camera is enough. As you work, your book grows with every job. What matters at the beginning is variety: one strong headshot, one full-body, one that shows personality.
A real agency replies with a conversation, not a contract. On a scouting call we'll ask about your availability, your goals, and how you handle direction. It's a two-way interview: you're choosing us as much as we're choosing you. And remember — a legitimate agency never charges you to apply.
The biggest myth in modeling is that you need to look a certain way. What actually books jobs is presence — how you move, how you take direction, how you show up. The rest is craft, and craft can be taught. That's the part we do together.
Send a few frames and your stats. We reply to every application within a week — no fees, ever.