Showing posts with label commercial modelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label commercial modelling. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 January 2012

Be Natural

 


Take care of yourself

If you really want to be a model you need to start taking care of your looks. As the way you look will depend whether you get the job or not. It's important to have healthy skin, nails and hair. Remember before photo shoots to have a good sleep so your eyes won't look tired. You should drink a lot of water and eat healthy.  You need to be aware of the fact that your face, hair and the whole body is what matters in the industry. So you really have to take care of yourself. 

The healthier you look, the prettier you really are. 

It really is as simple as that! It would also be better if you avoided having hair extensions, fake tan, fake eye-lashes, fake nails  (and if you decide to have them, choose the ones that look natural not freaky!). You should look good and natural. By showing your natural beauty the potentional agents and employers can tell how they can work with your body and your looks, they don't need to see a ready image but an image they can create with your help and for the campaign needs. 

Show your potential

When it comes to your portfolio you should have both: the natural looks images and some original and glamour ones to show your possibilities. So don't be afraid to pose in original, unusual clothes and hairstyles. It shows your flexibility and potential.


Tuesday, 3 January 2012

The Photoshoot Day

Welcome Everybody in 2012!

We hope this year will bring all of you lots of success and joy in your lives!

If you're considering to register with Candi Models and attend a test photo shoot we've decided to tell you some more in here about the day itself.

First of all check the time of your appointment and make sure you know where we are located.

Pack with you some outfits - the ones you think suit you the best. It would be good if they were somehow original so someone looking at your picture will remember  the photo because of your original look (and also because you look good of course!) It can be a hat, fur or interesting dress or anything you think would be appropriate. Bring something casual tas well o show your natural sight but also something glamorous to show that you are able to fit into different looks.

Once you arrive to our Studios you will be introduced to one of our makeup artists who will explain you what to do. 
You will be also given a consultation form where you could write what are your expectations of the day, which features you wish to hide and which to expose more. You will consult it with our photographer. 

Remember, don't afraid to ask them anything, there are no stupid questions! 

The makeup artist will start with a natural look because that will be your first shoot.
You will be given a makeup and a hairstyling as well. You can bring your own makeup if you wish and consult on it with the makeup artist but you don't have to - they have all is needed to create different looks.

Depending of how many different outfits you've brought you will have different looks (clothes, makeup, hairstyle). After that, our specialist will have a look at your photos and ask you to the room to consult the photo shoot. It's good to come with someone so you can ask for advice and have a look at your photos together. The photos may be used as your modelling portfolio if you wish to have one.

We work with very professional stuff who've been working on different fashion venues and shows so you can be sure you will be in the best hands!

Looking forward seeing how your photoshoot goes!



Friday, 2 December 2011

Types Of Modelling: Commercial Modelling


Commercial modelling is a very big part of modelling but with fewer restrictions to size and height than fashion modelling. It is known also as character modelling.
Models working in commercial modelling can earn some money as they are selling their image to some products and this part of market usually has a lot of money.
The models are presenting and promoting products or services. Depending on the product the model should represent a target group but should be a bit more ideal, for example if the product is targeted to mothers or teenagers the model should look like an average mother/teenager but should have something interesting in the look. 

Commercial modelling usually is being displayed on product packagings, brochures, leaflets, billboards, posters and also is for TV commercials.

There is no specific height for a commercial model, it will depend on what the client wants and what the model can offer. For example if a client wants a head shot of a model smiling, for a tooth paste ad, they are not going to pay much attention to models shape or height. They would want an attractive, healthy looking face with a great set of pearly teeth. Usually the way you smile is quite important as most often models advertising different products are smiling. It doesn't mean there wouldn't be someone needing a sad or angry face in the commercial. For working in commercial modelling it's good to know how to present yourself, to know a bit of acting and be able to make different face expressions. The producers also pay attention to personality of the model because it reflects on the photos (especially if you have to look angry or disappointed on the picture). The model needs to be flexible when it comes to the look.

If you are not sure if you are appropriate for this type of modelling, sign up for a test shoot with Candi Models and try out how your face expressions look in front of professional photographers.

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