Interface Talent Network?

I had an interview today with interface talent network. i really liked the woman i spoke with and left feeling very excited about the propects of modeling. i knew i was going to have to buy pictures, as this necessary at all places.

I don’t know anything about that company, but if they are an agency or management company charging you money for ANYTHING or making money through anything but a 10-20% commission AFTER they book you on a job, then find another agency.

Also if they require you to pay THEM for photos, that’s not how the industry works. Any legitimate agency would give you a list of at least 5 recommended photographers near you, or you are free to use the photographer of your choice – and you pay the photographer. If you are being forced to use one particular photographer/studio or their in-house photographer, you are not dealing with a legitimate agency. Also, you never have more than 3-4 pictures from the same photographer in your porfolio anyway, so a good agency always has a list because you need to work with at least 3 different photographers to have a credible portfolio.

And what do you mean about paying “prior to the interview”? No legitimate agency makes you pay them out of pocket for anything, especially before they even meet you. In many states, it’s actually against the law to charge upfront fees.

I don’t know how anyone could guarantee an 80% success rate – no agency ever makes promises like that.

I would stick with the major agencies like IMG, Ford, Elite, Women, Next, Major, One, NY Models, Marilyn, Click, DNA, Trump, Request, Q, Red, Fusion, etc if you want to make sure it’s not a scam

If you did research and found many people calling something a scam, I wouldn’t bother. If there were only 1-2 negatives you might think people were bitter because they weren’t successful. But if you find 5 or more negatives, then find another agency

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