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Do I have what it takes to work as a model?

pervert_cat

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I have always been interested in working as a model, and my friend who recently did a photoshoot of me told me afterward that she thinks I have a very unique face and that i would make a very good model. Before I let that get to my head I was wondering what people on here who I assume are way more familiar with this sort of thing think? Would i be able to pull it off? Here are a few pictures from about a year back, excuse the scarf Hopefully this is the right place to post this
 

Eason

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Oh no, this is exactly the right place to post this. You need to look more fierce.
 

Kajak

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You need to work on some trade mark looks.

Like Blue Steel. Or La Tigre. Or Magnum.
 

ter1413

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Be prepared to "jam on the mic" to get some jobs....
 

MrGoodBytes

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I did a couple gigs when I was in college... poorly... but enough to learn 2 things:
it all boils down to who your agent is and that you are at least 6ft.
 

East2West

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You might be ok for commercial work (catalogs, inserts, etc.)
 

downwithianbrown

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I would say same as above. How tall are you? if you are over 6 ft, like 6'3 or something, you probably definitely could be. But if you're short, nope.
 

JayJay

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Originally Posted by pervert_cat
thanks everyone yeah im 6-6'1
I can take 8 but i'm hard pressed after that
rip me died of culture

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