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What is "Commercial Print" modeling?

Unlike “fashion models”, commercial print models play various “looks” or “types”, and reflect a real person, someone everyone can relate to.  They usually model for products, rather than clothing, although commercial models also do fashion catalogues if they are at least 5’8” inches tall.  Just thumb through the pages of magazines and you’ll see a variety of people posing as businessmen and women, moms, dads, doctors, “girl next door”, fitness models, hand models, leg and feet models, and they sell thousands of products like toothpaste, food products, cell phones, banks, and retirement plans. Ads appear in magazines, store posters, on food packaging, billboards and catalogues and pay from $50 to $250 per hour. 

Who can do commercial print modeling?

There is NO HEIGHT or AGE LIMIT! It’s open to all types. Whether you are young or senior citizen, heavy-set or thin, tall or short, beautiful, or a “character type”, you can become a working model and make $250 an hour plus bonuses anywhere from $500 to $4,000 (or more) for just one ad. It’s also a great way to break into TV and film work too.

How do I become a commercial print model?

Top booking print model and actress, Lisa Masters, who has appeared in hundreds of national and international print ads and catalogues (click here to view pictures from her portfolio), TV commercials, major films, and in TV shows, will now share all her secrets and professional input on how to succeed. See some of her testimonials on the left of each page.  Some of her clients are actors wanting extra income. Others had office jobs, and others were already modeling but not happy with the amount of work opportunities, yet didn’t know how or what to do.  Some of her students, who had no previous experience, went on to grace magazine covers and appear in national magazine ads. Her client Lynn Shay is just one example, as you can see her on the cover of TIME Magazine.

As a model, Lisa discovered a way to market herself as a “real looking” model and broke into “commercial print”, tripling her income, after years in the “fashion modeling” world, where she was signed with prestigious agencies such as Ford and Elite Models. With no pressure to be ultra thin and no more competition from younger and younger girls entering the market every day, Lisa saw the enormous possibilities of “commercial print”.  Some of her national print ads include, Verizon, Tampax, Johnson and Johnson, and Compaque Computers, and covers of magazines like Prevention, Contemporary Bride, and Newsweek. She has also appeared on national TV for The View, Good Morning America, and Regis and Kelly Live.

As an actor, Lisa has worked with Oscar winners Nicole Kidman and Glenn Close, as well as Kelly Ripa, Bette Midler, and Christopher Walken. Some of her  acting credits include the role of Carol Wainwright in “The Stepford Wives”, and “Law and Order: CI.” imdb.com

Lisa has also appeared in over 25 commercials, such as English Leather, Macy’s, Zelnorm, Office Depot, and Comcast Cable. 

It took Lisa a few years to get her “commercial print” career started because she fell into every pitfall imaginable.  Her workshop is designed to AVOID ALL PITFALLS and break you right into the business without wasted time, money, and resources. There is no height, weight, or age requirement, just the willingness to show up.

Meet Lisa in person and let her fun and informative workshop expertly guide you into the exciting world of “commercial print modeling”.

Reserve your spot in the workshop now!