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1 x Fashion Show in Port Dickson
-asian female models
6 x Fashion Shows in Klang Valley
-asian male & female models
New models are welcome to join us!
-Minimum height: M-176cm, F-168cm
-With Experience Only!
Send full profiles to casting@spmodels.net.
> Registered SP Models who are interested to participate into this events but do not received any call from us, please note us by sending your latest photos! TQ.
MALE & FEMALE
Age: 14 – 30 yrs
Race: PURE JAPANESE ONLY
Please email profiles to casting@spmodels.net asap. Thank you.
Market: Korea
Shooting: Malaysia
Requirements:
Please e-mail profiles to: casting@spmodels.net ASAP!
Calculating the Cost
The positive exposure of a good fashion show is priceless, but there’s still a tab to pay. The team behind Bill Blass gives us a breakdown of what a show at Bryant Park usually costs. Report by Willow Duttge.
Product: Refrigerator
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by Hitha Forbes.
After 10 years of producing fashion shows, Thomas Onorato knows the importance of a well-run backstage.
“Just a couple years ago,” says Onorato, who, with partner Max Wixom, owns special-events company Onorato-Wixom, “I remember being backstage and an entire wall collapsed an hour before the show. People were screaming and the designer was freaking out. But instead of having a breakdown, we pulled it together and made it work despite adding additional cost to backstage production. Had we not factored in the potential for snafus in the budget, it [the fashion show] would have been a disaster.”
The world may see fashion models in exquisite clothes strutting down the runway during Fashion Week, but they rarely get a glimpse of the action behind the scenes or the associated costs. A designer once asked Onorato to change all the lights to a soft pink, so a celebrity walking in the show would look younger. The total cost: $20,000.
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Hi SP Talents,
ntv7 is coming with a new and fresh talent show that gives a platform to Malaysians to show off their out-of-this world talents on tv!
This is a talent show where different talents are exhibited, such as contortionism, juggling, magic tricks, stand-up comedy and gasing spinning, aside from singing and dancing acts. The charm of the show will be the exciting and interesting performances derived from Malaysians and residents throughout the country…providing a platform to showcase their talents.
AIYOH! will be hosted by our local star, actor, singer, director, lyricist KHIR RAHMAN. With his witty comments and professional judgement, talented Malaysians have to be sure they’ve got the REAL talents to show it off nationally.
Chosen actors, actresses and comedians witll be invited as a judge onto the show to choose the winner base on their performances and feedback from the audiences.
Interested? Just email us your profiles and specific talents to casting@spmodels.net.
We are looking for talents or models for a facial product. Here are the requirements. Must be malaysian any races which look mix and modern – photos based on the following specifications:
1. Age between 17-28
2. Asian lady (Inter Asian look/ Modern look) but not too western look
3. Face Look
– Should not be too skinny / bonny
– Should have bit of cheek to represent “plump-up skin”
4. Hair Condition
– Color: Dark such as black/ brown
– Length : does not matter , can be long or short
5. Eyes
– Color: Black/ dark brown
– Prefer big eyes
6. Overall appearance: should represent sophisticate, confident and modern beauty images with plump-up skin.
7. Good facial skin condition
Country Coverage
Case 1: Be the presenter for Malaysia only
Case 2:Be the presenter for TH/ VN/ ML only
Case 3: Be the presenter for Asian Countries (TH/ML/VN/IND)
Media Coverage
– TVC, Magazine, Press ad, POP / Store POP/ shop front, Out door
A thing of beauty is a joy forever! This thought holds complete significance in the fashion industry.
It is an exciting industry that attracts many brilliant, ambitious, creative, talented, committed and hard working people.
Success in the fashion industry calls for an ultimate passion and enthusiasm to achieve set targets. The desires to create, see, explore and appreciate beauty must be inherent.
It’s a creative field and one needs to possess as well as acquire certain skills that are indispensable, such as thinking creatively beyond the obvious and the ability to carve a niche in almost all the possible projects by making it different yet stunning than the previous one.
Careers in the fashion industry revolve around beauty. In order to be successful in this field you should have the unquenchable thirst for beauty in its all-relevant forms. Changing fashion statements determine the change in the trend of clothing, ornamenting and above all, adopting new ways of carrying oneself.
It is the style that brings elegance with a difference in different designs. Style is an individual aspect. No two people can have exactly the same style statement because every person has a unique style of their own. Therefore, the concepts related to fashion are also different. Some people feel that fashion is the passion of the slaves and that is why they try to dress and carry themselves in a manner similar to that of models walking on the ramp. This thought is challenged by a different thought – those who go against the fashion trends are themselves the slaves of the fashion.
No matter what different concepts abound, fashion is a career industry that is never going to fade. There are immense opportunities in this field, as you can opt for any of the following job prospects pertaining to your areas of interest: modeling, catwalk choreography, fashion photography, designing, merchandising, make-up artists, hair styling, and accessory designing.
Modeling: Modeling is a promising career that requires having a certain confidence and a pleasing appearance that needs to confirm to the basic standards of fashion designers. One needs to have an inclination towards glitz and glamour, as it is part and parcel of this industry.
Catwalk Choreography: Catwalk Choreography aims at training models to present their attire in an appealing and professional way. Designers hire talented choreographers because they know that every movement with the background music counts on the ramp. It can make or break an entire fashion show.
Fashion Photography: Fashion Photography is a very demanding career that requires the utmost dedication, sincerity, sensitivity and at the same time objectivity towards the subjects. It is the job of the fashion photographer to present clear expression to almost all the possible facets of style such as fabric, design, designer, model and the like.
Fashion Designing: Fashion designing is one of the most promising careers in fashion industry. It needs to have the ability to think, comprehend and implement the latest and original ideas in order to be successful in this field. Designers can specialize in apparel, textile, accessory designer and many more.
Fashion Coordinator: A fashion coordinator is responsible for coordinating fabrics and trimmings, quality and design. He/she needs to keep a constant track of production schedules and needs to be aware of the status of buyers’ orders.
There are several career options that need to be explored by aspiring students. You can certainly excel in this field provided you believe in the proverb – “work is worship” and have immense potential to rise and make your mark in the fashion industry.
Hi SP Models, now we are looking for..
Malay
Chinese
*** All must have good teeth (Yellow is ok)!
*** Must look decent & working class
>>> If you think you are the one, please send profile to casting@spmodels.net and call Emma, 019-216 3056 now!
Hi All SP Models,
We need eight models for a upcoming shoot for a magazine in England, UK.
Shooting Info:-
Its a good opportunity to work with professional team and have images published for Magazines and Portfolio.
Please send profiles to casting@spmodels.net (with title: LOADED)
Call Emma for more information. TQ.
Hi all SP Models’ member. Here’s the latest job for you to take notes.
Requirements:
Location: The shoot is to take place within 2 weeks in London.
Budget: We have a budget of £ x,xxx GBP + all travel and accommodation expenses will be paid.
Please e-mail your latest photo to casting@spmodels.net.
Contact: Emma, +6 019 216 3056 for more information.
20 indian dancers for TV commercial.Male and Female
Please email your full body photos to dance@shah2u.com A.S.A.P
emma 019-2163056
thank you
The shoot days on 15th January (one day shoot only).
The talent look like Korean.
Talent Brief (All are featured talents)
1 – Stork (Big bird)
As mention before the male talent (2 pax) needs to be 180cm and very healthy and very fit.
2 – Little Bird
Male talent ( 1 pax).Height of 160cm and same as above very fit and healthy.
NOTE
Casting a.s.a.p. (tomorrow)!
Email profiles to casting@spmodels.net / Please call 019-216 3056 for more information.
Thanks and Good Luck!
Looking forward to work for F1 (Petronas Malaysia)? We need 50 female models for that job.
If you are interested, kindly send your profiles to us > casting@spmodels.net, includes
Kindly call 019-216 3056 (Emma) for more information. TQ.
Are you enough honest evaluate yourself? Do you fit in this profession? Just praising of your looks by your friends is not enough. You must posses a package of great looks. Since in this profession you have to make other people to looks like you. A product endorsement banks on models looks. More than looks it is important how photogenic you are? So you are right person to judge your decision whether you are fit for this industry or not?
Avoid “portrait photographer” they often don’t understand the need of the fashion industry. See the photographer’s portfolio. Do you like it? Does it represent the style and format your looking for? Commercial photographers might be a good source of work! Keep that in mind. Be concerned about photographers who seek to take nude pictures of you or claims to be working on a swimsuit calendar. Photographers should be professional and respectful and you should bring a friend along. Always be cheerful, you never know when you might get a free shoot or a free picture or an extra roll done at no extra cost! If you bring your own clothes to the shoot, always bring extra. If the photographer for example like your look and decides to do an extra roll you will be ready to benefit from it. Keep an open mind photographers love to do editorial shots.
Always remember good beginning means half work done.
Scouter,
I would even shoot a roll of black and white. Black and white film will give your personal pictures a more professional quality. A great film you can use for this is either “Kodak” black & white with a C-41 process, or “Ilford” which is a C-41 process as well. *(The C-41 process black and white films you can take to Eckerd’s and have prints in an hour, plus they have a nice sepia quality when you get them processed. You can have your rolls done anywhere, it doesn’t have to be professional photo finishing.)
When you get the couple of rolls back that you’ve just shot, pick up to 6 pictures to put in your online portfolio. Remember, you’re only as good as your worst picture, so less is actually more. Pick the best 6, not more.
If you choose to have professional shots done, there are a few ways you can do this:
1) If you know a friend that is a photographer.
2) Find one by searching on NewFaces.com under Photographers. Be sure to search for ones in your area.
3) You can call any agency and ask what photographer they would recommend and which ones are best to shoot kids. Be sure to ask the going price per roll shot.
Note: A professional testing photographer should cost about $50.00 a roll for kids. Any more than that and I would be very surprised. Don’t shoot more than 2 rolls (unless an agent is very interested and asks for 3 rolls).
Here are the don’ts:
1) Don’t take your child to glamour-shots. The pictures tend to keep kids from looking like kids, plus the soft filters and glitzy jewelry just don’t bode well with agents.
2) Don’t take your child to a professional portrait studio (with the proverbial painted scenery in the background). These just aren’t the kind of shots agents are looking for, plus they’re expensive! Agents are looking for your child to simply be themselves in a real environment. That’s why I suggest you doing the 2 rolls yourself (1 color and 1 black & white). Your child is most comfortable with you!
Here are some guidelines I would suggest if you’re going to try and do it yourself:
For boy’s, don’t have their hair perfect. In fact, style it more with your hands than with a comb or brush. For girls, obviously it should be more groomed, but still not overdone. Remember that you want them to simply be themselves.
Keep the clothes simple. Don’t do the whole “Sunday dress with patten leather shoes” thing. Again, you want your child to be comfortable.
Keep the background clean. Just make sure it isn’t busy, especially when shooting color film. You want to keep the emphasis on your child’s face and let the background fall away. This doesn’t mean shooting against a wall. I’m talking about having whatever in the background as far away as possible so it almost becomes blurry.
Shoot about 4 different variations per roll of film. That means you’re going to snap around 6 shots of the same set up before changing anything. This will enable your child to smile, not smile, look at the camera, look profile, etc. There’s nothing worse than liking a picture, only to find that Junior had his eyes closed!
Watch your framing. Be aware of the top and bottom of the composition your taking. In other words, you don’t want to crop from Junior’s waist and have from the top of his head to the ceiling the main focus.
Don’t use flash. If your camera has a “turn the flash off” button, press it. Shoot near adequate light. Near a window or outside, but still in the shade. Be careful when shooting outside and in the shade, because the camera will read the brightness of the background, and you’ll end up with a silhouette of your child. Direct sun will give harsh shadows on your child’s face, so the best time to shoot is late in the afternoon. In the business, we call this time “magic hour.”
In this section, we’ll take a look at the measurements and features generally expected from models to possess in Japan. By no means is this the last word on the subject. Take it as a guide that’s based on a great number of past successes. In any case, for all men and women, great smiles are the ultimate asset, for the Tokyo market is about as commercial as they come.
For women, skin condition is extremely important. It is probably the number one thing clients look for in models; clean, smooth skin. And, generally speaking, the whiter the better. Hair is preferred straight or with a slight wave, so make any neccessary adjustments if you have to. Longer hair promotes versatility, although there are plenty of whom that work well with shorter hair. As for color, stick with blonde to dark brown and leave any shades of red at home.
Measurements for girls.
(The following is the general range most models fall into. During show season (March-April & Sept-Oct) taller girls are considered.
Height: 5’7″ (170cm) to 5’10” (178cm)
Bust: below 35.5″ (90cm) and no larger than a “B” cup.
Waist: below 25.0″ (64cm)
Hips: below 35.5″ (91cm)
The reason for these particulars is simple; the model must be able to fit into Japanese sized clothing! These are not big people were talking here, so size is important and many times as important than the model’s actual look. And age? Well, some girls arrive to Tokyo as young as 14 but most are between 17 and 24.
For guys, a clean-shaven face, strong jaw-line, neatly styled hair (that’s not too long), a trim body(not too hairy!) and a solid book are what count. The look is not “hard” (although sometimes required). Normally a clean, nice-guy and “handsome” type of image is what’s sought after. Popular roles are ‘the teen’, ‘the boyfriend’, ‘the young father’ and the classic ‘businessman’. Ages vary from 17 to late 20s and early 30s.
Measurements for guys.
(The following is the general range most models fall into. During show season (March-April & Sept-Oct) taller guys are considered.
Height: 5’11” (180cm) to 6’2″ (188cm)
Chest: below 39″ (100cm)
Waist: around 32″ (81cm) or below
Hips: below 38.5″ (98cm)
For the “sweet” and “innocent” segment of the market, agencies unleash their young, fresh girls to compete for on-the-cover honors of numerous teen magazines and comic books. The Japanese absolutely adore “cute”, so this part of the industry will always be in demand. BIG MONEY, however, is also made in tv commercials, posters and in the seemingly infinite amount of catalogues.
Successful Male Models Don’t Allow Parents too Much Control
Girlfriends can interfere with male modeling
Building Self Confidence
You may be smart, but there is much you do not know about modeling. It will take a long time to learn what you do not know. In the meantime, don’t be desperate. Make decisions as if you are running a business, not based on promises and bullshit.
Campus Men helps college guys become male models by giving free advice on professional male modeling and by offering promotional pages on CampusMen.com that generate buzz for college guys. To start, you can read modeling tips for preparing for photo shoots. You can read what modeling photo shoots are like.
The best way to learn is to
Capable means you have built your body and are able to show off your body on film.
Willing means guys who are willing to show off their body are going to be offered more jobs than conservative guys because there is not shortage of guys who want to pose in jeans. It is easier to for an agent to encourage photographers to consider guys who are not shy. Read this article that explains why guys who are willing to pose for the right photographs beat their competition.
Available means you can do the job at the “drop of a hat.” You can be the hottest guy in your state, but if you cannot get off work, you are not going to make it as a model. Most modeling jobs offer you little advance notice and will choose the model who is available.
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