Become a Male Model with The Model Factory

The Model Factory: Male Modelling

There are many opportunities for male models within the modelling industry. The secret is knowing what type of male modelling you are suitable for.

If you're reading this and thinking 'perhaps its worth a try', start by doing some research on the different types of male modelling. The Model Factory can help you find which one is right for you and offer guidance on the steps involved from day one to your first job. Commercial modelling, fitness modelling, fashion, alternative, body parts; each has different physical requirements and portfolio requirements that decision makers look for. You have to tick all the boxes before you have a chance of getting the top paying jobs.

The stereotypical male model is much like the one photographed above. This isn't the standard for all models by any means. Every client has a different product, a different identity, and a different aim. Each one needs a different face and body.

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Aspiring male models should already be comfortable with cameras, whether its on a night out or at a corporate event. If you are not, then make every possible effort to get comfortable by always looking your best and trying out a local photographer's studio for a test shoot or portfolio shots. This will give you a taste of what might be to come should you pursue a path in modelling.

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The Model Factory: Healthy Choices

The Model Factory: Three Healthy Additions to your Diet

The platform for modelling success, The Model Factory have over a decade of experience in the modelling industry. We hear about all the latest dietary fads and thought we should tell you about three things to add to your shopping list to help you live healthily.

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Sweet Potato

This spud is one of the most nutritious (and inexpensive) vegetables around. The Vitamin A in sweet potatoes keeps eyes healthy, and acts as an antioxidant in the body. Sweet potatoes are a favourite among babies because of their natural sweetness and bright colour, but they are often forgotten once we get older. 

Flaxseed

This nutty plant food is packed full of Omega-3 fatty acids which are needed for optimal brain development. Flaxseed is sold whole and ground, but research suggests that ground is absorbed by the body better. 

Tofu

Though not always a favourite when served whole in dishes, tofu is fantastic  when used to provide a creamy base in smoothies and desserts. Tofu is a great source of protein, B vitamins, calcium, and iron. These are nutrients that support proper growth and bone health. 

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