Learn to look good on camera and become a Model – one day introduction workshop east london 28 january
Posted By Journalist on January 18, 2012
Popular modelling campaigners Models of Diversity are continuing their work this year to break down modelling myths and show that anyone could have what it takes to shine on screen or page. Their new collection of professional, intensive modelling courses kicks off on 28th January with a one-day introduction workshop, which teaches essential skills and techniques, as well as creating a wide selection of eye-catching, professional images which can be used to start or enhance a modelling career.
The Introduction Workshop is a day-long course which will get everyone up and running quickly and have fun along the way. Banishing nerves, the structured content is practical, fun and educational, where participants will learn posing, posture and performance for events, modelling, and looking confident in front of a camera – both on screen and off. The workshop includes catwalk and how to look good without makeup, and will include an actual test shoot, pro model help from a guest model with bags of experience, a professional photoshoot by two photographers from Lyon Photography, at least two hours of non-stop modelling and an introduction to Models of Diversity for every person. And all images taken on the day are free to download, print and use online or in a modelling portfolio for no extra charge.
Following the well acclaimed success of their recent Diversity and Plus Models campaign including the Curves in Couture Shows, supported by the British Fashion Council, Models of Diversity are keen to promote modelling as a career and pleasure choice for committed individuals, with few* restrictions on size, age, gender, ethnicity, orientation or physical ability.
Says founder Angel Sinclair, Models of Diversity (MoD) are focusing on widening their strategies this year with their new Models of Colour and Models of Disability campaigns. The organisations models are frequently booked for mainstream press and film shoots along with catwalks and promotional activities. MoD has become well -known for raising the face of diversity in the controversial modelling industry by both innovative and controversial means. Our workshops aim to teach practical skills, engender confidence and get more diverse models working in the industry.
The Introductory Modelling Workshop is just 95 and takes place from 9.30 4.30 on Saturday, 28th January at the Stratford Workshops, Burford Road, London and includes lunch, refreshments and all the best images from the day
Source:cosmeticnewsportal.com
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