The Model Factory Reviews

The Model Factory Reviews

The team at The Model Factory have decades of combined experience in the modelling industry. We pride ourselves on helping aspiring models fulfill their potentials and love to hear about successes as and when they happen. Many men and women make the decision every day to become models and we see a variety of applications from all ages. The first thing you need to do is forget your stereotypes. Modelling is more and more about representing the average person in a society as people can relate to the advert better when they see parallels with the model. This development has lead to modelling opening up to a far wider range of people than ever before. To find out more about The Model Factory you can watch the video at the bottom of this post.

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Any models first day on the job can be terrifying, but Lisa seems to have overcome her nerves and amazed the clients on her first day as a catalogue model. Here is what she had to say:

Hi all, Thanks for writing, it went really well thanks - to my surprise! I was absolutely petrified and didn't sleep a wink the night before. It seems like a bit of a blur now because I had 15 outfit changes - in a tent in a field! I guess it was to be expected for an outdoor clothing shoot but I didnt even think about that! At least the clothes I modelled were really warm, it was a very wintery day in the peak district. They gave me a lift to the train station after the shoot and although they seemed like a really tight team I felt I was part of the family by the end of the day. I really hope they get me to do more shoots next year. I'll keep you posted, keep in touch xx

If you are interested in becoming a model and have the determination to really give yourself the best chances of success then visit The Model Factory website to find out about our packages, what we do, and who we are. You can of course find The Model Factory on Tumblr, too and keep up with us through our social media!

Female Modelling with The Model Factory

Break into Female Modelling with The Model Factory

Exciting and potentially hugely rewarding, female modelling is the largest segment of modelling as a whole. Any women setting out on this path will realise that this also means it is the most competitive. If you are new to modelling then The Model Factory can assist you in building your career.

When we are asked, "What do I need to do to be a famous model?" Our answer is both complicated and simple. The simple part of the answer is that your look and your skills need to be rounded and flexible, and you also need good representation. The more complex side is the fact that you need to be the full package. This includes having a rounded character, a good sense of the modelling environment, a defined look and personality, and also the ability to get on well with a wide variety of people. 

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Modelling can be a very rewarding job. You need to create a professional looking and versatile portfolio showcasing you in the best light and then you need to get as much exposure for yourself as you can; this is where The Model Factory can help you in your journey to becoming a model. 

Talk to us today, try our Free Track package and find out how we can help you. 

Who are The Model Factory?

Who are The Model Factory?

The Model Factory are often asked who to approach, and how to approach them? Do I need a portfolio? Do I fit the requirements that are expected of a model? Ultimately, the end-goal is to get professional modelling work, either as an agency model or as a freelance model. However, before you take your first steps into the industry it is vital to establish if you have the potential to be a model and where that potential lies, otherwise you may end up heading down the wrong path. Below are the most common types of modelling.

Commercial models promote products and services through advertisements in the media, such as television and the internet as well as in print ads. They appear in commercials, on product packaging, in magazines and on billboards. This is by far the most comprehensive and varied type of modelling.

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The requirements in commercial modelling are not particularly stringent. The look is based solely on what the client envisages for the advertisement. Contrary to popular belief, many successful commercial models look like normal, everyday people. However, they are set apart by their ability to express emotion, and their ability to replicate that same look time and time again on demand. Actors often cross over into commercial modelling as clients often look for models with not only the right look, but also personality, versatility and great acting ability. Good commercial models are usually photogenic. Having a unique or unusual look is good but is not absolutely essential.

Find out more about The Model Factory in this video

The Model Factory Reviews

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The Model Factory Review by Kayler, London, 2014

The Model Factory Reviews

The Model Factory is not an agency as we do not find models work, but we have an enormous amount of experience and expertise in the area. Our team are dedicated to ensuring you have a safe and secure experience in kick starting your modelling career. 

Here is what Kayler's mother had to say about her experience with The Model Factory.

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"I came to Kube Studios just over a year ago with my 3 year old daughter to see how well she would respond to working with photographers. The team were great and welcoming which put us at ease. Also, they knew exactly what they were doing and the advice given was fantastic. Since then my daughter has been signed to an extremely reputable agency based in London and was out on castings immediately for brands such as Burberry, Argos, John Lewis etc. where she was a reserve model. She landed her first shoot for The Canary Wharf Group and has a lot more work in the pipeline. I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the team as the aftercare has been superb, I couldn't have achieved this without them."

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