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MAX Agency Toronto Talent spotlight: Kimoy Dixon

MAX Agency Toronto is pleased to have Caribbean beauty Kimoy Dixon join us. Kimoy  is 21 years old and studying Hotel Management at George Brown College.

She was born and raised on the island of Bermuda and moved to Toronto almost a year ago. Kimoy enjoys spending her free time reading mystery books, writing poetry, cycling and cooking. She has  also spent about 12yrs dancing ballet, modern and liturgical dance.

After receiving many compliments and comments about looking into modeling, she finally decided to take a step into the industry.

Kimoy loves being in front of the camera, and having her picture taken. In the future she plans to finish school, advance in the modeling industry and open up her own business, preferably in the food and beverage industry.

Think you have what it takes to be part of MAX Agency Toronto? Visit www.maxagency.com for more info or reach us at 416 482 5392

MAX Agency Toronto Featured New Talent: Dora

MAX Agency Toronto is excited to announce the addition of Dora Somody to the roster. Dora enjoys being with friends and family and has recently become very interested in Ecological Studies in which she hopes to one day peruse a career. Dora is interested in modeling and acting as  a fun way to meet new people and also become more social.

We look forward to reporting on Doras future success!

If you would like to join the MAX Agency Toronto roster visit www.maxagency.com for more information or contact us at 416-482-5392

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MAX Agency Toronto: Insider Modeling Posing Tips

It’s a common misconception that naturally beautiful models take naturally beautiful photographs. The truth is—without modeling poses and modeling tips, perfect photographs are harder than you think.

If you are a professional model, a photographer will most likely guide you through a variety of model poses throughout the photo shoot. But if you are an inspiring model and are still working your way up to the top—you may have to control your poses to ensure great headshots and sample modeling photographs.

Live show models, promo models, photographic models, and runway models all rely on professional model poses to succeed. Whether you aspire to appear in print magazines or fashion shows and Hollywood movies; if you want to be a model, pay special attention to this insider guide to modeling poses.

Breathe
Although sometimes concentration enhances a good photograph, obvious concentration can distract and often ruin a good photograph as well. Do not hold your breath for a modeling pose; always remember to breathe and appear at ease.

Posture
Bad posture is an unrecognized flaw in many people. However, for models, posture is a harmful flaw. Always remember to keep your back straight and your shoulders up. Slouching affects the mood of the photograph and enlarges the appearances of your stomach. In addition to your back and shoulders, always remember to flex your stomach muscles. Despite your weight or state of shape, your abdomen will appear more toned if you flex.

Limbs
Symmetry is officially out in the modeling world. When posing, make sure to differentiate your arms and legs with asymmetrical poses. If you have one arm long and straight by your side, make sure the other arm is bent. Whether a big or small angle, the bend will make the modeling pose look more real and less artificial. Continue the asymmetry to your legs. If one leg is locked straight, give the other leg a casual bend.

Camera
Although the camera is the ultimate focal point of a modeling photo shoot, great models do not look directly into the camera. To enhance the quality of your photo shoot, look away from the camera with a mix of head and eye poses. Looking off to the right or left side, or tiling your neck to either side can help you avoid direct eye contact with the camera. In many cases, your head and neck can remain stationary in your modeling pose—and your eyes can do all the work. Head and eye positions, coupled with personable facial expressions make for great model poses.

Sitting Poses
If you are sitting down during your photo shoot—don’t think it’s ok to slack off. In fact, sitting photo shoots require a lot of extra work. If you are sitting down or reclining, it’s important to put your eight on the back of one thigh, rather than distributing your weight equally on both thighs. If you roll one hip up from the ground or surface, shifting your weight will be simple. This pose results in a slimming effect that you don’t want to miss out on.

Smile
If you have a naturally beautiful smile—show your pearly whites with pride, just not every time. If you smile in each modeling pose, modeling agents will notice your lack of versatility, not your smile. To add variety to your modeling poses, try switching up your smile with a cute frown, a bratty bout, a friendly laugh, or even an edgy scowl. Your facial expressions can make or break your modeling poses. Let your smile show, but make sure to show what else you can do.

Keep these insider model posing tips in mind during your next professional model photo shoot to ensure you blow the photographer away. Whether you’re a trained expert or an ambitious beginner, all models have the ability to excel in photo shoots. Focus on your posture, attitude, and facial expressions to succeed beyond your wildest expectations.