Question: I have never modelled before but Diesel modeling have contacted me saying they can help. Is it worth going to Diesel Models or going about it by myself?

Modelling is one of the most difficult industries to break into. I started a good few years ago and without doubt I found it incredibly  difficult by myself. Ive researched Diesel Modeling on line and too be honest I wish they were around when I got started. They seem to help you with all the stuff you need to know at the very start. My opinion is great company.

Like the thread before mentions Diesel modeling is a great place if youre right at the beginning. I went to Diesel models and they helped me on the important things. I am skinny and quite tall so I thought that catwalk would be the right modelling but after I went for a shoot they told me that because I was so photogenic I would be more suited commercially I am so glad I listened because im doing really well for myself.

Diesel Models is a very good starting block especially if you don’t know anything about modelling. They usually invite models that have potential to a photoshoot, I went to The Blue Rooms in London. Getting a portfolio is such an important tool for a model so Diesel Modeling will help you get one if you are good enough.

I say go to Diesel Models… really hard work this modelling stuff… I don’t know anyone who has made a big name for themselves that didn’t have help!!

Def go. They can help you decide if it’s the career for you, if you have what it takes and then even help you with your portfolio.  They saved me the hassle and money of finding a decent photographer and make up artist and they know all about the industry.

Diesel models helped me become a model and gave me a list of all the safe agencies to apply to.

Yeah why not, I don’t really know much about them other than they are not an agency, but if they can help you and aren’t asking for you to commit to anything then what harm can speaking to them do. There’s a lot of dodgy agencies out there so it’s better to be safe and take advice before diving straight in.