Eric S. wrote:
Young & Rubicam
TBWA Chiat Day
McCann Erickson

Funny, that. Good list. Hope OP realizes the problem with getting just agency list. Should be interesting phone calls.

This like models asking for commercial model agencies, yes?

Eric S. wrote:
Young & Rubicam
TBWA Chiat Day
McCann Erickson

Eric,

Great! This is what I meant. My agency is looking for places to promote their models to. This will get the ball rolling, I hope.

Excellent photography, Eric. It's what I aspire to. Just need to learn so much more!

Much obliged,

David

David Gabel Photography wrote:

Eric,

Great! This is what I meant. My agency is looking for places to promote their models to. This will get the ball rolling, I hope.

Excellent photography, Eric. It's what I aspire to. Just need to learn so much more!

Much obliged,

David

Sluggo Alert.

TXPhotog wrote:
Here are some I've worked with:

A&R Group
A/R Media
AAR Partners
ABD GROUP
ABD GROUP
Achard & Associates
Active Frontier
Ad Asia
Ad Works
Admerasia
AdTeam
Amanda Freeman
Ambrosi - NY
Amerimark Direct
Ammirati & Puris
Anderson Communications
Anita LePage
Arnold Worldwide
Austin Kelly Advertising
Avreh, Free & Ginsberg
Badger Worldwide
Baron & Baron
Bartle, Bogle & Hegarty
Bartle, Bogle & Hegarty
Bates USA
BBDO
BBH Advertising
BBNY
BCA
Benes Brand Imaging
Bennett Communications
Berenter Greenhouse & Webster
Bernard Hodes Advertising
Black Cat graphics
Blank Page
Bravo Group
Burrell Communications Group
Burson-Marsteller
Cambell Mithun Esty
Carlson & Partner
CAROL H WILLIAMS ADVERTISING
Catboys Communication
Center at Cain
Centerpoint Design
Chestnut Communications
Cline, Davis, Mann
Creative Ad Agency
Creative Management
Cresci Flavian
Crowley Webb and Associates
D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles
DCA Advertising
DDB Needham Worldwide
Della Femina Rotschild Jeary
Dente and Christina
Deutsch Advertising Inc.
Digitas
Doggett Advertising
Don Coleman Advertising
Doner Direct
Douglas Bell Advertising
Draft Worldwide
DVC Group
E. Morris Communications
Entrata
Experiential Agency
Farrar & Farrar
FCB
FCB Healthcare
Fiegel and Gale
FISHMAN &TOBEN
Frankel & Co
Fred Riger Advertising Agency
Gammon Ragonesi Assoc.
Gemgross Advertising
Gerards USA
Global Hue adversing NY
Goldberg Fossa Seid Advertising
Grey Advertising
Grey Direct
Grey Healthcare Group
GUF
Healthcare Resources Group
Heitner & Weiss
Henderson Advertising
Hill Holiday
Houston Effler Hampel & Stefanides
Integrated Communications
J. Brown Associates
J. Walter Thompson
Kirschenbaum & Bond
Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners
Korey Kay & Partners
Lamicela (Loreal Feria)
Laspata DeCaro
Leo Burnett U.S.A.
Lipman Richman Greene
LMP
M.K. Advertising
Mad Dog & Englishmen
Manhatten Marketing Ensamble
Marc USA
Matrix Advertising Association
McCann-Erickson USA, Inc.
Media Advantage
Meier Advertising
Momentum Advertising
Mullen Advertising
NCI Advertising
NU America
Ocean Group
Ogilvy and Mather
Panzano & Partners
Paul Jann ad
Pedone & Partners
Porte Advertising
Publicis
Quadras
R.J. Dale Advertising and PR
Ron Chereskin Studio Adv. Inc.
Rubin Ehrenthal & Associates
S.E. Whiting
Saatchi and Saatchi
Sacco prod.s
Scholz & Friends Hamburg
Sharon
Shasho/Jones Direct
Shin Visual Communication
Source Communication
Spike DDB
Sudler & Hennessey
Sykes Communications
Tannen Baum
TBWA Chiat/Day Inc.
Team one advertising
The Baddish Group
The King Group
The Sloan Group
The Vue Agency
The Wimbley Group
Tierney & Partner
Tiziano DeFranco
Torre Lazur Communications
Total Media Group
Toth Design
Trike Multi Media
Tritian ad
Twosome, INC
Uniworld
Warren Kramer Advertising
Westone Inc
Wing Latina
World Studio
Wunderman
Young & Rubicam

emphasis on the word some.

I don't know what's so complicated about Red Book, the AAAA, and professional organizations. Or Adbase and other similar.

oldguysrule wrote:
Sluggo Alert.

If so, and he contacts the agencies I listed, he will get very frustrated indeed.  They are used to working with professionals who know the industry and approach it properly, with a real, marketable product to sell.  They won't give the time of day to a sluggo.

TXPhotog wrote:

If so, and he contacts the agencies I listed, he will get very frustrated indeed.  They are used to working with professionals who know the industry and approach it properly, with a real, marketable product to sell.  They won't give the time of day to a sluggo.

Hell, now days they don't give the time of day to anyone. Between voice mail and blackout on creative lists its difficult for the well know reps to get in to show work. Mostly they respond at the right time and place to a sporadic email update or a promo piece that hits their desk at the same time a layout does. If you don't have a class A web site forget it.

Good luck kid!

Bob Randall Photography wrote:
Hell, now days they don't give the time of day to anyone. Between voice mail and blackout on creative lists its difficult for the well know reps to get in to show work. Mostly they respond at the right time and place to a sporadic email update or a promo piece that hits their desk at the same time a layout does. If you don't have a class A web site forget it.

Good luck kid!

At least you have a reason to contact them, Bob.  What our OP doesn't seem to realize is that in the NY market most ad agencies do not make initial contact with models.  That's what photographers, casting directors and production companies do.  Calling them is the wrong point in the food chain.

oldguysrule wrote:
true true.
however, i can just see someone adding the agencies on TX's list to a website 'client list' and talking way to many (albeit too-dumb-to-live) wannabe's out of fees, feelies, and fantasy.
i wasnt' worried about the ad agencies suffereing at the hand of a sluggo

exactly what i was thinking. those nigerian scams or those stupid webcam scams would sound a little more impressive and believable if they used the names of actual bookers at Storm or Next or whatever, wouldn't they?

TXPhotog wrote:
At least you have a reason to contact them, Bob.  What our OP doesn't seem to realize is that in the NY market most ad agencies do not make initial contact with models.  That's what photographers, casting directors and production companies do.  Calling them is the wrong point in the food chain.

it's so much faster to just disregard facts and lead with the bullshit though.

TXPhotog wrote:

At least you have a reason to contact them, Bob.  What our OP doesn't seem to realize is that in the NY market most ad agencies do not make initial contact with models.  That's what photographers, casting directors and production companies do.  Calling them is the wrong point in the food chain.

I didn't see the part where he's trying to promote models. I read his first two posts and then yours and then responded. Silly me.

Hey kid, forget about it. TX is right, you're barking up the wrong tree. (did I really just write that)

Marko Cecic-Karuzic wrote:

exactly what i was thinking. those nigerian scams or those stupid webcam scams would sound a little more impressive and believable if they used the names of actual bookers at Storm or Next or whatever, wouldn't they?

And I'm sure he will be dropping the name of those offering as well.

Again, not worried about the poor defenseless ad agencies.

Bob Randall Photography wrote:
Hey kid, forget about it. TX is right, you're barking up the wrong tree. (did I really just write that)

forget your wheaties this morning?

oldguysrule wrote:

Sluggo Alert.

LOL

David Gabel Photography wrote:
Great! This is what I meant. My agency is looking for places to promote their models to. This will get the ball rolling, I hope.

Yeah, I'm going to stop you right here.

(moderator)