COMMERCIAL PRINT WORKSHOP: New York City

Join leading industry professionals for a day of valuable  information, insider tips and and the opportunity to meet and network with a top New York Print Agency, a professional commercial photographer, casting directors, aspiring models and actors, and your host, Lisa Brooks, full-time commercial model, actor, and marketing coach.

You will learn:

• What steps YOU need to take to break into the business
• What agents and casting directors are looking for 
• How to market your "look" to multiple clients
• What to put on your composite card, resume, and cover letter for submissions
• How to get the marketable pictures you will need for low cost
• What to wear to castings - tips to make or break your chances of booking work
• How to audition -  powerful yet simple on-camera techniques
• How to turn rejection into a tool for success
• Ask every question you ever wanted to ask a professional in a relaxed atmosphere

...and much, much more!

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you already have professional photos, you may bring them. The team will help decide if they are marketable for you. If you do not have photos, DO NOT have them taken. Wait until AFTER the workshop so you will know how to do them properly with the right styling, looks, and photographer to launch your career.

You must register/pay online or call to make arrangements for other types of payment  BEFORE the class, as we do not accept walk -ins.

WEEKEND MODELING/ACTING WORKSHOP: Your City

Do you have a school or a group of aspiring models or actors who can benefit from a weekend workshop taught by a working professional model, actor, TV Host, and coach from the largest market in the world, New York City? Everything in this market applies to all other markets.

Lisa Brooks is available to come to your students, and their parents if needed, for a weekend of training and workshops. She can design a workshop to fit your needs and can be available on a Saturday, Sunday, or both days:

Here are the topics she can teach:

• Commercial Print Modeling: Marketing your look, composite cards, resume, moving for the camera, audition skills, interviewing skills, and wardrobe, hair and makeup do’s and don’ts for castings

• Fashion/Catalogue: Moving for the camera, wardrobe and makeup, runway, and wardrobe, hair, and makeup do’s and don’ts

• Acting: reading commercial copy, monologues, audition skills, and dressing for the part

• TV Hosting: reading copy, interviewing guests, teleprompter (if you have one)

• Modeling convention and contest preparation: all acting and modeling skills

Please call or email Lisa to discuss and make arrangements for her invaluable teaching.

Email: Lisa@workasamodel.com