Looking for Talent/modeling Agency.

Updated on August 29, 2007
K.P. asks from Ballwin, MO
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I have a 2 year old son that I would like to get into modeling. We are constantly being told how adorable he is and of course I agree. :)
I have never been involved with anything like this so if anyone has advice, I'd love to hear it. Thanks.

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D.M.

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K.,

We started our Grandaughter in the JD Powers Agency. She was 6yrs old. However she didn't get to go on as she and didn't want to do the work it involved. So we thought it best not to push her and just let it be something she did or did not want to do as I think if you push it then it is more for you than for her. At the age of 2 I think He would have fun doing it. As it would more fun than work for him.

Hope it works out for you!
you can look it up on the web under JD Powers (I think)
D. M

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J.S.

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My son (17 months,) is with TalentPlus/Centro models. They are located downtown. I'm not sure how you get your child into it. Macy's saw a pic of my little man, wanted to book him for a job, so he was "signed" with the agency. Hope this helps!

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C.

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Hi K.!

I have had a good relationship w/ Barbizon Modeling Agency. I modeled for about 6 yrs and made a pretty decent amount of money. My 4yr old son has also been booked through them :)

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A.

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I haven't been involved myself, but from what I've heard, you should beware of agencies that try to make you pay to have them due head shots or photos of your son. You really shouldn't have to put any money into it. You also have to be ready to drive him to shoots at whatever time they expect it, and they may not end up using him (apparently they always have extra models ready when they're young children). That's kind of what deterred me from trying to get my daughter involved. However, that's just what I heard from one agency, so it may differ. I have been told that Centro and Talent Plus are both reputable agencies here in town.
Good luck and have fun!

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