SOME REAL TRUTHS ABOUT THE 'REAL MODELING INDUSTRY'

IN MY OPINION:

WILLIAM REYNOLDS:

SOME REAL TRUTHS ABOUT THE 'REAL MODELING INDUSTRY'

QUOTES;

"Lauren" is 24 and has been modelling for five years. She doesn't want to give her real name as she fears her agency would offer her less work if she speaks out. She says pay rates have fallen in recent years. { THIS IS NY AND LONDON STUFF} {REAL MODELS}

All the first jobs I did were free. When you do a commercial job for a High Street brand or a big ad campaign they pay money, but editorials - everything you see in industry magazines - you don't get paid for those at all. It's an unwritten rule in the industry that you have to do them to get your profile up. You've got quite a lot of girls who can't afford to live and are going to the agencies to ask for advances on money and are getting into debt. The bookers laugh at them for asking for handouts.They try to discourage you from collecting your money and put you off asking for it. When you get your money it comes with a statement and there are always unforeseen charges on the statement. It's never set out what they're charging you for and the more you've earned the more weird charges there are on your account.Agencies pick and choose. If they don't like you that week then they won't put you forward for the job. I've been in the agency when they've actually said not to put certain girls in certain packages because the girls have been annoying them or they've been asking for money.

THIS IS NOT WHAT YOU NEW MODELS HEAR FROM THOSE MODELING SCHOOLS IS IT? NOPE NOT EVEN A LITTLE BIT.<> GIVE US ABOUT $3,000 AND YOU ARE SET FOR SUCCESS. YEAH, RIGHT<><><>