photographic
What is photographic work?
Working in photographic you could by the face of B&M one day, Modelling a sofa the next, or even showing how to give CPR for a leaflet.
Remember you’re not just modelling a product you’re a huge part of clients advertising campaigns.
It could be a small or big shoot, but either way this will be a massive campaign to the client.
What do I need to?
You have been booked for being you, no matter your shape, size, hair colour or skin colour.
MUNE will spend a lot of time making sure you have the correct and up to date details. We need to ensure you are visible to our clients, from having up to date measurements to the correct headshots. This may seem straight forward but Talent can miss out on great opportunities by not having up to date details!
You will need to be able to take direction very well and have the patience to do the same shot over and over until they get “The One”.
It is extremely beneficial to have a car, early starts, late nights and long days can be extremely common, and public transport can’t always be reliable, if you are late for a job you could be sent home without pay.
First impressions always stick and your confidence will grow sky high!
If you do well on set, the photographer will remember you for future campaigns and may even book you as a regular Talent.
How long is a typical photoshoot?
All photoshoot days will differ, you may be needed for One hour to a full day. Your booker will always try their best to give you as much information as possible, however things can always change once you are there. We will always recommend that you keep the entire day available.
For children, these hours differ. Please see link here for child working hours - https://www.nncee.org.uk/attachments/article/212/Working%20Hour%20Limits%20-%202015.pdf
A parent is always required to stay with the child on a photoshoot day, this cannot be another family member or friend, unless they have a chaperones license.
