A model’s website should show current profile information, portfolio photographs, credits, and a booking contact. Help producers assess a project fit and find the correct representative.
Creative portfolio images and photographs documenting your current appearance serve different purposes. Label them and keep the profile current.
Publish an up-to-date profile and image selection
State your base, accepted work, and working languages. Where measurements are published, follow your and your agency’s policy and keep their dates accurate.
Add image dates and purposes and obtain publication permission. Avoid publishing home addresses or private schedules that booking enquiries do not require.
Explain the nature of each credited appearance
For advertising, runway, or film credits, name the work and the appearance. Give related photographs alternatives reflecting their individual meanings. (W3C groups of images)
Select examples relevant to the work you currently accept. Use agreed photographer and production credits.
Ask booking enquiries to describe the project and usage
Request the project summary, date, location, media, usage territory and period, and budget. Link to the authorised contact if an agency handles bookings.
Review the profile and availability when adding images. If using a form, test notification delivery to the booking contact.
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