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Dec 28, 2014 19:37 |  #1

I'm thinking about working with a model to augment my presentations, i.e. model facing front but pointing to her left. In Powerpoint, the person would then be pointing at the first item in a list, and so on.

As far as the whole model thing goes, I have many questions.

What is a reasonable hourly rate for a model? I might go for some sort of TFP arrangement, unless models are cheap enough.

What are the better ways to find a legitimate model?

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Jim


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Dec 31, 2014 17:01 |  #2

go through an agency...those are REAL models. Models you want in your book of work,


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Mar 09, 2015 03:14 |  #3

iowajim wrote in post #17354939 (external link)
What is a reasonable hourly rate for a model? I might go for some sort of TFP arrangement, unless models are cheap enough.

What are the better ways to find a legitimate model?

Jim

This is for your commercial use. Why would you want to do a TFP? A TFP/TFCD is only when the images will not be utilized anywhere outside your own portfolio.

You can always find some starting models on MM who are cheaper and don't have much to do anyway based on your requirements.


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