We’ve made huge strides since beginning our operations in 1990. As another year passes, we strive to remain at the forefront of commercial modelling as an agency with everything to…
Models Direct Guide to Pet Modelling
We’ve got loads of blogs here at Models Direct focusing on pet modelling, yet our team who love furry companions wanted to bring you another instalment about one of our…
Editorial modelling
The world of commercial modelling is varied, giving new opportunities to just about anyone with the desire to work with our clients throughout the country. It’s one of the most…
Last-minute bookings – are you a model who can respond at short notice?
Any credible agency working within any industry will tell you that being able to respond to last-minute bookings is part of its DNA – and Models Direct is no exception….
Top Tips on Working with Other Models You Don’t Know
It’s common to find that our modelling assignments involve a group of models creating compelling campaigns together. Sometimes this means Models Direct models working alongside others they have never met…
The Difference Between a Showcase Agency and Models Direct
For all of you with curious minds, if you’re exploring this popular question that appears frequently amongst not just our potential and existing Models Direct models, but our clients too,…
Couples – we need you!
A lot of things are better when they come in twos. Socks, fish and chips and Ant & Dec are just a small selection of pairs we’d never imagine being…
Everyday models – we need you
Everyday models are everyday people – like you, and all the other readers. That’s why the chances of securing work from us and our clients remains a very real goal…
How do I know if I am suitable for modelling?
If you are wondering whether you are suitable for modelling, then the answer is that you probably are! At Models Direct we specialise in placing everyday models in a wide…
What Happens If a Model Cancels at the Minute?
If a model can’t make it for an assignment, what happens? Does our modelling agency hold them accountable and penalise them? Or do we replace them, move on and come…