Model Casting Call for Creative Photo Campaign
Job Description:
The Seat Coffee is hosting a creative photo session in collaboration with Chapter SPH for an upcoming advertising campaign. This casting call is seeking diverse models to participate in high-concept, portfolio-enhancing shoots designed to create visually striking campaign content.
Job Responsibilities:
- Participate in a styled creative photo shoot
- Collaborate with photographers and creative directors
- Pose for high-concept, artistic campaign images
- Follow direction on set to achieve desired visual outcomes
- Contribute to a collaborative and professional shoot environment
Requirements:
- Open to male and female models
- Seeking additional LGBTQ+ collaborators
- Comfortable in front of the camera
- Must have a strong sense of style and expression
- Prior modeling experience is a plus but not required
Compensation:
- Compensation details not specified (portfolio-building opportunity)
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Job Description
A jewelry brand shoot is seeking female talent for an upcoming professional photoshoot in North EDSA, Philippines. The production is looking for a model with a clean, sophisticated aesthetic who can showcase jewelry pieces naturally and elegantly on camera. Because the campaign will highlight jewelry and accessories, particular attention will be placed on the model’s hands, neck, chest, ears, and nails.
Job Responsibilities
- Model jewelry pieces during a professional brand photoshoot.
- Showcase jewelry naturally through appropriate poses and hand positioning.
- Maintain a polished and sophisticated appearance on camera.
- Follow posing and creative direction from the production team.
Requirements
- Female talent.
- Ages 20–25.
- Fair skin.
- Clean and sophisticated aesthetic appearance.
- Flawless hands, neck, chest, and ears.
- Slim build with long fingers.
- Manicured nails with clean, minimalist, neutral, or French tips.
- Must have ear piercings.
- Must be able to work in North EDSA, Philippines.
Compensation
- PHP 2,000 talent fee.
