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C.C. asks from Fort Worth, TX on October 12, 2008

Does Anyone Know a Reputable Modeling Agency?

Has anyone succesfully worked with a local agency to get their child into modeling? I want to investigate the possibility of putting my son in some print ads, but I want to work with a reputable group and don't know where to start.

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T.H. answers from Dallas on October 12, 2008

kim dawson is one of the best agencies and they are in dallas. i just sent some pictures in of my daughter. go to their website and it will tell you what you need to do. i'm not if do babies though. good luck.

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K.A. answers from Dallas on October 14, 2008

the Clutts agency in Dallas, or the Campbell agency in Dallas.

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G.E. answers from Dallas on October 14, 2008

Definitely, the Campbell Agency in Dallas. They are wonderful. I book models with Campbell now for 12 years.
Love them ! I use Kim Dawson in a pinch.

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B.W. answers from Dallas on October 13, 2008

I can tell you one to avoid--John Robert Powers--a cover for selling "coaching" and "portfolios" for hundreds of dollars before your child is 'ready'.

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M.K. answers from Dallas on October 13, 2008

Kim Dawson is good but I understand they have a TON of kids they represent. Try Campbell Agency, I hear they are good. Any of them... check with the Better Business Bureau before signing anything!!!!!!!!!!!

Stay AWAY from Paige Parkes we had a horrible situation with them... they tried to tell me they would represent my kids and wanted us to do this "modeling camp" but didn't tell us that's what it was. Then, when I read the fine print on the contract, it stated that they weren't obligated to represent us after doing the camp and the camp was $1,500 for both of my kids.

I knew this was wrong because both of my children had representation in Atlanta and had 3 years of work experience. They were just scamming us.

Just be careful and remember -- if it sounds to good to be true it probably is.

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