Based on the search results, here is what you need to know about baby modeling agencies:
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Research: Before signing up with an agency or school, do some research and get details in writing about what they’ll do for you and any promises they make. Try searching online for the modeling school or agency’s name with words like “scam,” “review,” or “complaint” .
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Fees: Reputable modeling agencies will never ask you for any fees upfront. Be wary of anyone who asks you to pay for professional photography before you’re signed.
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Submission: Parents should submit photos to model agencies which are specialized for children and baby modeling. Some agencies accept submissions via email, while others require you to attend an open call.
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Representation: Just as actors and actresses have agents to help them land gigs, so do baby models. Baby will get more gigs if she is “represented by a reliable model agency which works with the main baby brands” .
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Scams: Watch out for fake talent scouts who offer to set up a photo shoot or classes to help you get modeling or acting jobs for your child. The market for child models and actors is very small, and legitimate agents, advertising agencies, casting directors, and producers generally ask for casual snapshots, not professional photos. Always trust your intuition and do your research before signing up with an agency.
