Reality TV Shines a Spotlight on the Modeling Industry
Reality TV has exposed the Modeling Industry as a brutal career choice. Eric Bean, a Top NYC fashion photographer helps models navigate this tough profession in his new book.
(PRWEB) February 8, 2005 -- The popularity of the reality TV modeling competitions, such as "America's Next Top Model" and "Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Search" show a huge interest in the modeling industry. Being that only a small group of people experience the elusive world of being a top model, millions have tuned in to see the fantasy photo shoots in exotic locations, and the downfall of models that do not have the strong drive needed to win. While most of these shows focus on the relationships between models competing against each other, there is an element of harsh reality" in these programs. The brutal requirements of body type, and strong personalities in the modeling world can crush even the biggest ego. But there is only a few slots at the top of this profession, and only the strong make it.
NYC fashion photographer, Eric Bean, understands the difficult road a model travels. Eric's many years of working with some of the world's top models has given him a unique perspective on what it takes to be a success. He gives an Insiders" look at the modeling industry, in his popular new book, "The Complete Guide for Models: Insider Advice from Industry Professionals". The advice comes from his relationships, and interviews with top fashion industry insiders, including successful models and modeling agents, magazine editors, makeup artists, and health professionals. Both Eric Bean and these experts debunk myths about the profession and shed light on common scams that plague the industry.
It can be a long journey from being discovered", to maintaining a long-lasting, and profitable, career." Eric Bean explains. The "Insider" tips from many New York City fashion professionals, help make his book a valuable tool in beginning a modeling career. Whether you dream of becoming the next Sports Illustrated Supermodel, or land a contract with a major model agency, The process can be long and rough. His conversations with "Legendary" fashion model Carmen Dell'Orefice, Ford Model Agency owner, Katie Ford, and successful model scout, David Grilli, help navigate the tough and demanding road to becoming a model.
Natural beauty is just one single trait of a successful model, Eric explains the other specific traits, along with important information on the business of modeling. Eric debunks myths about the "Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll" attitude most people have about the modeling industry. "A healthy lifestyle is essential to maintaining a long lasting career as a model". "There are 200 models, all trying to get one job, I am looking for healthy skin, a beautiful face, correct proportions, and a friendly attitude. It's very tough competition out there, you have to stand out as a Star ". Eric says "Not everyone has the height, weight, personality, hard work ethics, or the elusive "X Factor" to become a supermodel. All these traits all have to blend together to make the ideal model".
Eric Bean is a fashion photographer who is based out of New York City. Eric started his career in fashion photography 17 years ago, and has become an expert on the modeling industry. He continues to work with models on prestigious worldwide advertising campaigns. His clients include such distinguished companies as Harry Winston Jewelers, Salvatore Ferragamo, Avon Worldwide, and Bill Blass. His on-line portfolio can be viewed at www.EricBean.com.
Complete Guide for Models: Inside Advice from Industry Professionals
ISBN: 1579905765
Contact Publicity:
212-995-0331
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