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One thing I'm noticing is a lot of start out models do not have a bio, and when they are asked for one they have no idea what to give.
Every model should not only have a bio ready but also have a resume and Comp Card.
A resume is simply a list of the most valuable modeling jobs you've done. Run way shows, big budget videos with big name artists, campaign ads, clothing companies, any large company you where associated with put it on your resume. Write the resume as you go along.
A Comp card or Zen card is a models business card. It should have a good simple head shot and body shot, along with your contact information and measurements.
*Please note: The reason most head shots are done in black & white is so that there is no distraction when casting directors are looking through thousands of pictures they just want to see your face features and expression.
A bio is actually very easy to do. You want to keep it simple yet interesting. You don't want to make it too personal. For example, I know a lot of us have kids but the people you are seeking to work with do not care that you love your kids. If anything that shows that your mind is not on the project at hand they will need you for instead you may not be reliable if you have a family. So keep it short sweet and to the point, example:
Bio:
Me'Shelle Williams aka "Classic8" is a diverse plus model/actress/photographer who also runs a model group called Figure 8 Models. Her creative drive originated in trying different forms of art since she was a child. Her style can range from cute & fashionable to diva and fierce. On a good day she'll also pose for a provocative sexy look. At a size 16 coke bottle body shape, she is very happy with her god given curves. She believes that all women of all different shapes are beautiful and knows that men like a little bit of everything.
Height: 5'8"
Measurements: 47-38-52
Eyes: Green (color changing to blue)
Ethnicity: White, Cajun & Native American
Example Comp Card for Web Use:

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