Planning Our Next Trip
Matt and I are trying to decide where to go for our next modeling tour. We were thinking Vegas, and maybe up through some of the cool parks out that way. Then we got adventurous and started thinking big and it turns out that we can go to Europe for about the same price as Vegas! Now, that (more…)
Some results from the Career Shoots
The career shoots are going well. We’ve worked on Carpenter/Contractor, artist, a fantastic teacher shoot and even a couple Goddesses and warriors. I didn’t get to shoot as much as I was hoping because several of the models didn’t end up making final plans with me and faded away somewhere. (more…)
Changing your workout
I have been working out. I didn’t try to make this a “New Years Resolution” but it did happen to fall on the New Year so I guess we can look at it that way. I’ve been down this road many times. I start to work out and have fabulous results and then … I either lose interest or I hit a plateau and (more…)
Casting Call – professions
January is going to be the month of the career here at Syracuse Modeling. We would like to have many character/commercial shoots portraying many different industries and jobs. Here are some examples: (more…)
Happy New Year!
I hope everybody is having a wonderful New Year, staying safe and having a great time, too. We want to thank you all for all the fun times and amazing images over the past year.
This was our first year in the studio and we have used it right up. We have been using it so much that we are already starting to think about getting a bigger space. LOL. When we first came here we didn’t realize that we were (more…)
Suggestions?
I’m trying to figure out a good direction for this blog. It’s very new and our old site was just a static site with some quick info and photos. I want to pack this one full of valuable information for models, bios and interviews with working models and other people in the modeling industry. I also (more…)
Intro to Commercial Modeling
There are many different types of modeling. The type that most people think of when they hear “modeling” is fashion, and most specifically, runway modeling. It takes a very specific look and body type, usually very tall and thin, to make it as a runway model. If you don’t have a 6’2” size 3 body you can still model as a commercial model.
Commercial models come in many shapes and sizes and be of almost any age. They are used to promote products, portray lifestyles and show people doing things. Almost any advertisement you see that isn’t about clothing will have a
