Wednesday, 9 July 2014
Neon Models Reviews and Testimonials from our Clients
Just some testimonials from some of the many happy clients of Neon Models:
"Hello Neon Models,
Its megan grace,
Photo shoot went great!
And placed an order for a website? Just wondering when I will get emailed the link to my website so I can start applying for agencys straight away,
Thankyouuu!"
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"I am the parent of Aaliyah Fullerton and would first like to say a big thank you to James for picking her photo and would also like to say thank you to Kevin from krypton studios for his lovely hospitality and kind words.The experience was so nice the hair and make up stylist’s were amazing also aaliyah was happy she had a so much fun and the photographer Made aaliyah feel so comfortable he is really good at what he does overall experience was 10/10 so again from me and aaliyah thank you."
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"my shoot was warsome i love it an i will like to take lot my photos and work with you guys was the best experience in my life if an rateing and giving 10 over 10 thank your for my opportunity and you have make dreams come true james i appreciate it..
xx."
Is Neon Models good? Your questions answered.
"Hi Neon Models,
I just wanted to say thank you. After attempting to ring ever since I left the test shoot, only to be met by voicemail( it may seem strange, but I dislike leaving voicemail messages) I decided to email you instead. I feel so lucky for you to have had so much confidence and faith in me, and I probably would never pursued a career in modelling if it weren’t for you. I thought you might like to see some of the photos from the shoot, since you so enthusiastic, so I’m leaving you the link to my web folio. I just wanted to say a big thank you, I am very grateful to you for all your help.
Jennifer Lynch"
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Thursday, 3 July 2014
Modelling Agency Contracts
A contract with a modelling agency seems like the holy grail
for aspiring models, but unfortunately, too many models rush in too eagerly,
and only find out what they’ve agreed to later.
Pressure to Sign a Modelling Agency Contract

The contract will often be presented as a ‘take it or leave
it’ offer, and the modelling agency may even pressure the model to sign it on
the spot, saying that the offer will be off the table if the model doesn’t make
up her or his mind right away.
But a new model should resist this pressure. If possible,
take the contract away and genuinely try to read it, not matter how difficult
it may seem. It may even be worth paying for the services of a lawyer to check
it over. And, if there are any clauses that the model isn’t happy with, she can
ask for the contract to be amended.
What will the Modelling Agency Offer
A modelling agency contract will never guarantee you work,
and in most cases, it will be heavily biased in favour of the agency, offering
you very little. This is normal and is simply there to legally cover the
modelling agency. After all, they can’t guarantee you work, as you must
complete with other models and it’s the clients who make the final decision.
It’s in the modelling agency’s interests to promise very little and then
overdeliver. Otherwise, if they have any written commitments to get work for
models, if it’s not possible, the model will come complaining to them. This
doesn’t mean that the modelling agency isn’t going to try their hardest to find
work for you, just that it can’t be guaranteed.
Exclusive Vs Non Exclusive Modelling Contracts
Contracts should be very clear about what level of
exclusivity is required. The modelling agency may only require the model to be
exclusive within a particular region or country, or it may be worldwide. The
larger the modelling agency and the more time and effort they are intending to
invest in launching the model’s career, the more likely they are to have high
exclusivity requirements.
Length of Modelling Contracts
Modelling contracts can range from one year to five years
and they may be fixed, or it may be possible to cancel them from either side
before the time period is up. Whether it’s good to have a long or short
contract depends on the relationship between the modelling agency and model,
and how hard each are working for the other.
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