You think you would like to
be a model? Well I don’t blame you as it looks very exciting and glamorous with
lots of international travel to exotic locations wearing top designers clothes
and paid lots of money! Who wouldn’t want that!
But
unfortunately the way to the top is simply a lot of hard work. But then so are
most things in life. So if you want something badly enough you have to be
prepared to give it your all. Because life is not about someone else coming
along and handing it all to you on a silver plate, you must go out and do all
that you have to, to turn your dream into reality.
Before
you embark on attaining a career in modelling please read this blog as it will
help you decide whether or not you really want to become a model or if you
would like to do the DS Model Camp for Teens or Children’s Course to
gain greater self confidence in your grooming that will help you in your
everyday life and in your chosen career.
Either
way the best place to start is by attending one of the DS Model Camp Courses,
as models must work hard to look their best with a healthy diet, regular
exercise, a correct skincare regime, makeup application, posture and deportment
not to mention how to walk on the runway or how to pose in front of a camera.
Plus correct etiquette, not
only in everyday life but when working with other models, your agent,
photographers, producers, editors, stylists and makeup and hair artists.
These
same attributes that you must learn to be successful in the modelling industry
also serve you well for whatever career you chose.
For
instance Melodie Robinson who started her modelling career with me by
attending one of my teen courses, then she went onto win Miss Canterbury and
3rd runner-up in Miss New Zealand and along the way she did a
lot of modelling for me. But Melodie’s main goal was to become and TV Sports
presenter, which is exactly what happened, as Melodie is now the top female
Sports Reporter for SKY TV. But Melodie used her modelling experience and
grooming to help her achieve her goal.
Adelle Kenny was the same, she was 13 when she attended my
Modelling Course and I discovered her. Adelle won Miss Marlborough, Miss New
Zealand and was 3rd runner-up in Miss World as well as winning the
Queen of Asia and Oceania title. Adelle had a very successful modelling
career that took her to modelling in Milan, Italy. Eventually Adelle
opened her own model agency and now teaches others how to dress for
success!
Carolyn Kirby was the same and is still going strong today
modelling in Sydney. In fact you can see Carolyn on the SpecSavers
advertisement currently on TV. Carolyn started her modelling while still at
high school and attending the Teen Modelling Course. Carolyn since had and
still does have a very successful international modelling career and she does
get flown to exotic locations.
Vicki Cox did not want to be a model, until she did the Teen
Modelling Course. After which she started modelling for me and still to this
day Vicki is a sought after model in all of Europe’s capital cities.
But
others like Aaron Keown one of my very successful male models became
a very popular and well known model in Asia. He is now a Christchurch City
Councillor helping Christchurch earthquake recovery.
Roy Snow started out modelling for me and then became a
famous actor on stage TV as well as a fabulous singer.
Many of my child models
made so much money starring on TV Commercials that set them up for going to
University such as Maddy Breenes, Joseph Waters, Sam McPherson and little Amy
Giles.
Often
when I am flying whether nationally or internationally on one airline or
another one of my former students will come up to me as they used their Teen
Model Course training to help them become an Air Stewardess.
Many
of my students now work in hotels, real estate, employment services, media,
fashion and beauty industries and work all around the world.
So
whether you are choosing to attend the DS Model Camp to become a
successful international model or not, you will gain invaluable knowledge and
experience and have fun along the way!
I look forward to meeting you at the next DS Model Camp!
Denyse
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