I want to ask you, what are the requirements for being a graphic model, and are there any cultural requirements? I want to be a plane model, and now I am 15 years old, 178, and the ratio is ok.

Are you a man? Then the runway 178 is too short, and some projects are OK, but it mainly depends on the figure, appearance, temperament and age. Male models don't need to be that small, but they are a little big to be Tong Mo. It is better for adult male models to be at least 20 years old. Female models are now a good age to enter the industry. Unless you are admitted to an art school, you have no cultural requirements and can be a model directly if you have the conditions.

The most important thing is the channel to enter the industry. Never apply for any company that claims to be looking for models. It's all a lie. Of course, there are real modeling companies, but they don't recruit models at all. They all signed contracts from the winners of various model competitions, some directly from the graduates of model schools, and some through various relationships or talent scouts. These contractors are generally backed by abundant funds, so their signing fees are surprisingly high. Although the signing fee is high, their activities or packaging are also guaranteed.

And those companies that claim to recruit models take advantage of this loophole, and also imitate large companies to charge certain business card printing fees, audition fees and signing fees, but there is no commitment, neither arranging activities nor packaging. After you paid the money, you never heard from me again, and some even asked you to pay for training. After the training, there is no following. The result is that you signed the so-called company for nothing. What is this?

In fact, except for catwalks, other models don't need training at all, especially plane models, as long as they practice their photogenic skills. They only need to participate in long-term audition shooting, and these companies charge a high fee for an audition, not to mention how much it costs for a long-term audition. It is impossible for anyone to participate in their long-term audition. What they want is how to cheat you, so they cheat money in the name of so-called training.

However, if you don't apply for these modeling companies, where can you be a model? This is really a problem. I don't know where you come from, but you'd better find a place for volunteers in the circle to hold free auditions for units that need models in the circle to shoot informative films.

It's just that male models in this place are overcrowded and can only accept female models. Depending on the local situation, whether male models can still squeeze in, or whether there are conditions to squeeze in, such as introducing a group of female models, can you go in and so on. Once someone takes a fancy to you, you will have the opportunity to shoot an information piece with them and step into the modeling circle long after the audition.