Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
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I bet she gets it from you.
Enid, what have you got to lose? Perhaps a little hassle filling in forms or talking to the DWP but I think you'd regret it if you didn't give it a go.
Louloubelle
Well-Known Member
I was wondering about this
there are numerous scams running where people approach women on the street and scam them for portfolio costs all kinds of things
What model agencies does this person scout for?
You can always contact them to check
more info here
http://www.safemodelling.org.uk/scam.htm
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
Nah, we are totally unalike moomoo. I look just like my Mum, short & round. I've never been a looker. Usually described as witty or bright, but never had my looks commented on favourably. Her dad wasn't a looker either. She's witty, bright and gorgeous....what a combo!
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
ooops, I forgot...not supposed to be posting on this thread because I'll embarrass her...I just can't break the habit of a lifetime.....
shakespearegirl
just worked out taglines
Something to consider, and discuss with dwp, is that it might take a while for any money to come through after you've done a shoot.
Might be worth discussing payment terms with the agency, as some only pay when the client/ad agency pays. Which can be up to 60 days and longer for repeat fees.
Might be worth discussing payment terms with the agency, as some only pay when the client/ad agency pays. Which can be up to 60 days and longer for repeat fees.
sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
Go for it enid, why not?
Gromit
International Man of Misery
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
Absolutely! You'll kick yourself if you don't at least explore the options.
By the way, re your OP - it's not vain or self-indulgent - you have been scouted after all, it's not like you think you're God's gift & have been showering agencies with your photo! Nothing wrong with posting a modest thread asking for advice.....
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
She was a lovely baby, but then, all babies are lovely.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
Naaaaah! My nephew looked like the bastard son of a tadpole and a toilet brush!
Although he (now 16) has grown up to be a fine-looking young man.
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
How can a baby not be lovely moomoo? They're little, smell of baby and are just, well, baby-like
She looked like a Belsen victim for a start due to feeding issues. She had pinched cheeks and was extremely skinny.
It was a shame, she really was not a pretty baby till she was getting on for a year old.
She's a stunner now though. I think they must have given me the wrong baby.
It was a shame, she really was not a pretty baby till she was getting on for a year old.
She's a stunner now though. I think they must have given me the wrong baby.
Dhimmi
Half Man Half HobNob
Quite, it's a job no more no less. The only real difference between that and most other jobs is you can be spotted as being suitable.
IF it were another job, say "I see you have long fingers, a short neck and a head concaved like an in-tray, you'd make an excellent typist.", would that worry you on the vanity angle?
Enid, Urban is there right behind you.
Come back to this thread and tell us whats happening!
Come back to this thread and tell us whats happening!
I bet it was firky
You what?
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
I think you should go for it, Enid. Good luck!
Sorry for the derail, but did she really have pinched cheeks? I was taught that even starving third world babies kept their chubby baby cheeks.
Mrs Magpie
On a bit of break...
I think the chubby cheeks are when they were OK, then famine comes. If there are feeding problems from the word go, then they could look thin faced.
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