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Learn what you need to know to be successful whether you're brand new
or already working as a model. Below is a selection of recommended modeling
and industry reference books which can be purchased with American Express,
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Modeling Books | Modeling DVDs | Industry Magazines | Other Reference
Books
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Learn To Model
by Bob Pardue
Paperback - 106 pages (Jan 2011)
Learn how to become and succeed as a highly-paid model in this crash
course in modeling. For young women or men, teenagers or mature
models who want to learn more about getting started in the entertainment
industry. |
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The Model Stimulus Plan: A Resource Guide
by Morae Ramsey-Davis
Paperback - 296 pages (April 2010)
This straightforward how-to-guide is a must-have for every young
woman seeking realistic advice and direct instructions for successfully
breaking into the fashion, commercial, and urban modeling industry.
It's packed with insider tips and testimonies from successful models.
And full of resources, references and techniques that any aspiring
model can apply to their career endeavors or just everyday life.
The Model Stimulus Plan will help give any aspiring model the confidence
and self-assurance she wants to recognize her dreams and the knowledge
she needs to make them a reality. |
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The Business of Professional Modeling
by Hannah Weston
Paperback - 112 pages (Jan 2010)
Learn the facts about the Modeling business from industry professionals.
Learn how to set yourself apart from all the other aspiring models
who want the same success that you are seeking! This book features
the work of more than 100 industry professionals and priceless advice
from Professional Models, Photographers, Makeup Artists and more.
Order your copy today and take your career to the next level!
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How to Become a Working Model
by Kali Mitchell
Hardcover - 192 pages (Oct 2009)
How to Become a Working Model targets over 20 different modeling
categories - most having no height requirement. There is such a
thing as a petite model, a fitness model, a catalog model, etc.
Whether you are tall or short, many body types are targeted in over
20 modeling categories - not just high-fashion runway. Have you
dreamed of being a model but have no idea how to get started? This
book is a step-by-step guide on how to get into the modeling industry
and obtain actual paid bookings. You will learn how to build a real
working portfolio rather than paying thousands of dollars for one.
What are comp cards? You will learn what really needs to go on a
professional model's comp card to get you work. We cover the common
myths of modeling and the most common mistake people make that keep
them out of the industry. It also covers how to secure a legitimate
agency, how to put together a package to submit to castings with
submittal letters you can copy out of the book. |
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Look Amazing In Photos: 51 Ways Anyone Can Look
Like a Model, Be More Photogenic, And Look More Attractive in Pictures.
by Phil Fontana
Paperback - 54 pages (Sep 2009)
The fastest and easiest ways to dramatically improve how you look
in pictures. This guide will help everyone take better pictures.
You will be amazed at how quickly you will be able to apply these
tips. This no-fluff guide will have the camera loving you in no
time. |
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Is Modeling for You?: The Handbook & Guide
for the Young Aspiring Black Model
by Yvonne Rose
Paperback - 272 pages (June 2009)
With new information on contests, reality shows, and online opportunities,
this anniversary edition of the premier guide to modeling for African
Americans is now even more definitive. Whether aspiring to do runway,
commercial, print, showroom, or video modeling—national or
international, male or female, plus-size or petite—models
of all ages will find everything they need to get started in this
handy reference to a billion-dollar industry that includes advice
on where to go, how to get there, what to do, and what not to do.
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Professional Modelling: Every Model's Must-Have
Guide to the Industry
by Giles Vickers-Jones, Louise Cole
Paperback - 160 pages (March 2009)
Get the scoop before stepping in front of the camera! This insider’s
guide to the world of professional modeling offers invaluable advice
for anyone who wants to strut the catwalk. Written by two experts
in the field, it explains how to break into the high-profile, high-paying
world of modeling while avoiding the mistakes so many newcomers
make. There are tips for finding a reputable agent, a complete account
of the many do’s and don’ts on a shoot, daily exercise
and beauty routines, and advice for finding work in the many types
of modeling available. Plus, there’s an honest discussion
of what makes a successful model. |
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I Wannabe A Model
by Mol Smith
Paperback - 96 pages (Feb 2009)
Finally, a book to help every female interested in becoming a model.
100 pages guide you through every aspect of becoming a paid model
within 3 weeks. Written a by professional and published artist/photographer,
this book helps you avoid all the pitfalls and rip-offs, and explains
clearly how to put a portfolio together, how to market yourself,
how to pose, and get ahead of the competition. All jargon is explained.
All genres of modelling are defined to help you understand the best
forms for you. Careful and caring guidance is offered regarding
model release forms, TFP shoots, contracts, rights, and the best
avenues to win paid work. |
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On Your Mark - An Insight Guide to Modeling
by Didiayer Snyder
Paperback - 236 pages (Oct 2008)
On Your Mark is the finest tool for anyone who is seriously considering
a career in modeling. Every young hopeful should read this before
looking for an agent. From how to choose representation, to how
to decide which aspect(s) of the industry fit you, Didiayer Snyder
walks her readers step-by-step through each phase of the fashion
modeling industry. |
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International Modeling Guide - 6th Ed.
by Regina Niallah, Warith Niallah
Paperback - 108 pages (July 2008)
The FTC Publications International Modeling Guide features important
information for all models; from those just starting out to those
that have gained a wealth of experience. This guide covers many
aspects from The Industry, Nutrition, Travel, Security, and Disease
& Disorders. With contributions from many sources, along with
vivid color images, readers will find this guide informative and
a pleasure to read again and again. No model who is serious about
his or her profession should be without this guide. |
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Careers for Fashion Plates & Other Trendsetters
by Lucia Mauro
Paperback - 176 pages (March 2008)
Are you always the first to notice fashion trends? Will you spend
hours shopping for that perfect accessory? Do you have a keen attention
to detail? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your career
choice has already been made. Now you need to choose an occupation.
Careers for Fashion Plates & Other Trendsetters provides all
the information you need to launch a career as a: Clothing designer
* Sales rep * Model * Fashion publicist * Buyer * Tailor * Accessory
artist * Photographer
Inside you'll find practical advice on deciding which calling is
for you, along with firsthand accounts of everyday routines, information
on working conditions of selected jobs, and a list of resources
to help you get your foot in the door. |
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Modeling 101
by Debbie Madison
Paperback - 240 pages (Nov 2007)
As our country’s population ages, a demand for older models
is growing for women and even more so for men. Another growing section
of the modeling industry is the ethnic area. African Americans,
Asians, Indians, and especially Hispanic models are needed. Modeling
101 is a step-by-step guide of how to become a model at any age.
It addresses and answers specific and important questions about
the industry, from how and where to get started, to an extensive
national listing (state-by-state) of modeling agencies, photographers,
and industry experts. Chapters topics include: modeling terminology,
modeling documents and pay schedules, how to find a modeling agency,
baby and children modeling, modeling fees and portfolios and modeling
scams and pitfalls. |
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The Professional's Guide to Modeling
by Roger Talley
Paperback - 172 pages (June 2007)
Covers all aspects of the modeling industry, written by an agent
and photographer with decades of experience. Describes modeling
types you didn't even know existed, what they require, and how to
get into them. Mainstream fashion and commercial modeling, alternative
modeling types and the burgeoning new field of Internet modeling
discussed in detail. Includes a special chapter on child modeling.
Different types of agencies, and what to expect from each. Getting
an agency (or getting work without one). |
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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Being a Model
by Roshumba Williams, Anne Marie O'Connor
Paperback - 368 pages (Feb 2007)
In the most comprehensive, practical book on modeling, celebrity
model and media darling Roshumba Williams shares her secrets of
supermodel stardom. This revised guide for young hopefuls everywhere
includes completely updated information on contests, reality shows,
and online opportunities, new illustrations, a comprehensive new
resource section, and much more. |
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Fashion Modeling: Being Beautiful, Selling Clothes
by Jen Jones $19.20 - Hardcover - 32 pages (Jan 2007)
This book contains such information as What It Takes: Modeling Must-Haves,
Role Models: Faces and Figures Who Shape the Industry, and includes
a glossary and list of Internet sites. |
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How to Become a Successful Commercial Model:
The Complete Commerical Modeling Cookbook
by Aaron R. Marcus
Paperback - 112 pages 5 Rev Exp edition (March 2008)
You don't have to be tall, thin and beautiful to see yourself in
newspaper, catalog, poster or billboard ads. Thousands of beautiful
and real looking people are cast as commercial models throughout
North America. This book will save you years of trial and error.
Aaron Marcus shares with you the information that has gotten him
over 1100 acting and modeling bookings so far. It is the most complete
and informative commercial modeling book available. |
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A Model's Primer
by MJ Wilson
Paperback - 68 pages Reprinted 2nd edition (May 2000)
This how-to book provides nine concise steps that you need to take
in order to get started in the business. This easy-to-follow format
answers questions you might have about the modeling industry and
how to get your foot in the door. Subjects covered include initial
submissions to agencies, what to look for in professional photos
and how to put together an eye-catching composite card. World Book
Encyclopedia has named this book "Recommended Reading Material"
following their section on fashion modeling. |
Modeling DVDs
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Make it in Modeling
by Genelle Willanger
Paperback plus DVD - 1 disc (2009)
Simple step-by-step guide explaining the process of how to make
it as a model - Topical Overview of everything you need to know
to break into the modeling industry. Genelle and her friends share
stories from their 30+ years of combined modeling experience; A
rundown of best markets to pursue modeling. Taking your best pictures.
What pitfalls to avoid. How to acquire representation from modeling
agencies. DVD features in-depth interviews with top New York and
international fashion models and also includes modeling myths, a
crash course in modeling and more... |
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Being Beautiful Inside & Out: A Model Makeover
(2005)
starring Ann Marie Crouch, Alex Zohling
DVD - 1 disc (Released September, 2005)
Do you want to radiate beauty, confidence and vitality? Be the envy
of friends and neighbors? Have the advantage over everyone else
at the next audition? Being Beautiful Inside and Out: A Model Makeover
teaches you the basic steps to a more beautiful you by taking you
on an exciting journey through eight stops in the "wonderful world
of modeling". In this definitive guide to becoming a professional
model (or just looking like one), you’ll meet Heinz Holba,
the owner of the highly respected agency, L.A. Models, and hear
his insider tips for success in the world of modeling. If you are
planning to submit to modeling agencies, you will learn from Actress/Model
Alyson Arden exactly how to shoot your pictures so that you save
time and money and most importantly give the modeling agency what
they want. |
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Professional Modeling Poses For The Camera Made
Easy
starring Stephanie Jios, director: Frank Giraldi
DVD - 1 disc (Released July, 2007)
Frank Giraldi, is a well respected Master Photographer, Film Director
and former Modeling, Talent & Commercial Acting School owner.
Frank has over 30 years of experience in fashion and commercial
photography, film direction and teaching. Frank has taught fashion
photography, posing techniques and studio lighting techniques at
such prestigious institutions such as Parsons Institution and The
New School of Fine Arts in New York City. Frank is the former owner
of a licensed Commercial Modeling Agency, Commercial Acting and
Talent Agency based in Northern New Jersey and has been a member
of the International Modeling & Talent Association. |
Modeling-Related Magazines
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Pageantry Magazine
Magazine, 4 issues/12 months
For pageant, talent, modeling participants, and for directors, judges,
teachers, and coaches. Gives information regarding fashions, events,
prizes, scholarships awards, career goals, success stories by noted
famous people, and inspirational stories to achieve. |
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Make-Up Artist Magazine
Magazine, 6 issues/12 months
Make-Up Artist Magazine is a trade publication for professional
make-up artists, as well as makeup enthusiasts. Feature articles
has information on people working in the industry worldwide. Also
provide technical tips, news on upcoming products and events, and
spotlight new, upcoming talent. |
Other Industry-Related Reference
Books
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High Performance Beauty: Makeup & Skincare
for Dance, Cheer, Show Choir, Pageants & Ice Skating
by Christine Dion
Paperback - 128 pages (June 2007)
Starting with the essentials of basic skin care and maintenance,
this comprehensive guide details tips and techniques for handling
the unique makeup needs of performance athletes such as cheerleaders,
gymnasts, and skaters. |
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Glamour's Big Book of Dos and Don'ts: Fashion
Help for Every Woman
by Cindi Leive, The Editors of Glamour
Paperback - 192 pages (Sep 2006)
More Than 750 on-the-street and celebrity Dos & Don'ts. 94 illustrations
showing you how to dress for your body type. 12 amazing makeovers
to learn from. Foolproof advice on what to wear, and what not to
wear - and much more! |
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Makeup Makeovers: Expert Secrets for Stunning
Transformations
by Robert Jones
Paperback - 184 pages (Sep 2005)
Forget extreme makeovers! Robert Jones, makeup artist extraordinaire,
outlines step-by-step how even the ugliest duckling can become a
swan-with makeup alone! In hundreds of awe-inspiring before-and-after
photos, Robert makes it easy for any woman to achieve true beauty.
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Supermodels' Beauty Secrets: Hot Tips for Style,
Beauty and Fashion from the World's Top Models
by Victoria Nixon
Paperback - 202 pages (May 2004)
In Supermodels’ Beauty Secrets former top model Victoria Nixon
gives you the hottest tips on haircare, skincare, makeup and style
from the world’s leading models. With quotes from Helena Christensen,
Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford and Jerry Hall amongst others,
this book is destined to become your beauty bible. Victoria reveals
the timeless beauty secrets that every model swears by. |
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Teen Beauty Secrets: Fresh, Simple & Sassy
Tips for Your Perfect Look
by Diane Irons $10.17 - Paperback - 272 pages (July
2002)
Teen Beauty Secrets reveals all the beauty, diet and style secrets
of the fashion and image industry, showing you how to get a top-dollar
look for a fraction of the cost. |
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