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All right, not literally today...but... I'll be in Boston a lot in the very near future, and am going to make plans to bus to New York (City) at least twice during every trip. I've never been to New York, but tend to just think "fashion". A) I'm a nude model but am not opposed to doing fashion shoots, especially if they're extreme. How do I make the transition? B) Should my attempt at fashion modeling or any other kind of modeling I haven't done before not work out...is there a market for nude work in NY? I mean...a paying market? I know nothing of that city...I've lived in Wisconsin nearly my whole life and pretty much only know what it's like to model HERE. So, please don't be rude. Jan 04 07 07:12 am Link Well Shandra I'll bump this for your because I'm just interested to hear answers to your questions. Something I know nothing about. Good luck. Jan 04 07 07:30 am Link nude is harder then fashion. . whenever in front of a camera,, just do it with flare also fashion photographers tend to be more precise in what they are looking for. chances are you will be told exacly how to stand, and how to look, and have your makeup done for you.. you just have to stay glamourous through it all :-) charles kafka Jan 04 07 08:01 am Link someone in NYC will always be interested in paying a nude model, be it a student, or GWC, etc as for fashion, will high end fashion probably isnt you, but again there are a lot of low level fashion shoots going on, runway ahows for students, upcoming designers, fit models, etc. much of it doesnt pay though but there are other things in NYC, acting, for example and other ways to make money in a city that never sleeps. nightclubs are always looking for go-go dancers, (i dont mean strippers) and restaurants/hotels etc always need hostesses Jan 04 07 08:01 am Link charles kafka wrote: I haven't tried it before because...I shot for a clothing line once and it wasn't that awesome... Jan 04 07 08:05 am Link Chili wrote: Runway...I could never do. I'm not tall enough...that...and it scares the crap out of me!! Jan 04 07 08:08 am Link Eric wrote: Thank you. Jan 04 07 10:28 am Link Wrong coast. Jan 04 07 10:30 am Link W.G. Rowland wrote: That's the second time I've been told that today. Jan 04 07 10:37 am Link You guys occasionally give us SOME reason to envy the easterners. Jan 04 07 10:39 am Link Well, you could shoot with me. I am near Boston and always looking for a model with experience. Jan 04 07 10:45 am Link the FIT students, and the up and coming designers ARE NOT all that particular about your height for "low visiblity" fashion shows go-go dancers get around $150/night for about 11:30pm to 2:30am Jan 04 07 10:53 am Link Shandra wrote: It's jealousy. Calif people are always trying to move out this way. We send em packin. Jan 04 07 11:01 am Link Shandra you got the fashion model face ! you got the fashion bod. Go for the fashion gig, you are a natural Jan 04 07 11:56 am Link Unfortunately, I think your stats (5'7" especially) will keep most fashion modeling out of reach (bad pun intended). Commercial work maybe, I'm no expert but you have a great face for it. However, you have a lovely figure for art nudes, IMHO. I don't think anyone can expect to make a living at it, but if you can find photographers who do work you like and who can pay you here and there, why not? Jan 05 07 02:35 am Link Brendan Barry wrote: Apparently, you're no longer a member? I had this happen to me yesterday, so...if you read this, I can't message you...and you should message me when your account is back up. Jan 06 07 07:57 pm Link Chili wrote: Low visibility is something I'd be comfortable with. Jan 06 07 07:59 pm Link UnoMundo Photography wrote: Thanks Peter...I'll do my best! Jan 06 07 07:59 pm Link Richard Tallent wrote: Commercial is something I'd be willing to try. Jan 06 07 08:01 pm Link |