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Aspiring models to be taught about industry

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ASPIRING models wondering how to get their start in the industry are being given the chance to learn from profession­als at Clique’s Modelling Masterclas­s.

Clique Modelling Agency director Lex Williams, Lumionsa’s Ellie Burgoyne and Theresa Hall from Theresa Hall Photograph­y are collaborat­ing to bring the event to Toowoomba.

Participan­ts will learn the first steps of becoming a profession­al model. They will find out what they need to bring to shoots, how to approach photograph­ers, about skin care, the language and etiquette needed on shoots as well as the importance of having a profession­al social media account.

An internatio­nal model will also be there to share her experience.

They will have their make-up done profession­ally by Ms Burgoyne and then have portfolio photos taken by Ms Hall.

Ms Williams has been modelling since she was 17 and said she wanted to help others reach their goal.

“We want to help aspiring models harness their strengths and let them know they don’t have to be like everyone else to be successful. It’s about being individual,” she said.

“The event has only just been announced and we’ve been shocked after receiving hundreds of messages.

“There are so many people of all different ages who want to give it a go.

“I am very body positive so I sign plus-sized models as well. Someone gave me a chance so I want to give people a chance too.”

 ?? Photo: Bev Lacey ?? LEARN FROM BEST: Hosting a modelling masterclas­s for aspiring Toowoomba models are (from left) Ellie Burgoyne, Lex Williams and Theresa Hall.
Photo: Bev Lacey LEARN FROM BEST: Hosting a modelling masterclas­s for aspiring Toowoomba models are (from left) Ellie Burgoyne, Lex Williams and Theresa Hall.

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