It's been a while, I know. It's hard keeping a blog about progress when you think you are standing still but I had to fill you all in on the happenings. Well for those of you who read my facebook status, you know that I left New York Model Management. To some of you out there you may actually think that it is insane for someone who goes through an experience such as Make Me A Supermodel to get a contract with a reputable agency, to just throw it away after five months. Well the truth is I left NYMM on good terms. I made the decision for myself based on my experiences in the fashion world during those five months. I got the hint, the industry is more about sizing than it is about your look and I had to come to terms with the fact that I wasn't fitting any of the clothes, a sad yet true fact. I am happy, though, that I was able to recognize it now, reevaluate, and change course to a new direction where I feel I would be more successful.
Since I left NYMM I decided to get back to the stage, so I have been auditioning for Broadway as well as TV. Why do I love to pick these highly selective careers? Auditioning has been fun but landing a broadway show is just as hard as landing your first campaign but once you get in it becomes easier...or so I've been told. It's hard but I am still keeping Positive.
Sandhurst
2 comments:
sandhurst--
YOu were my favorite on Make Me a Supermodel. And even though I think you are a fantastic model, I'm supportive of your decision to leave. Good luck with your acting career!
P.S. I am sad that I won't be seeing you on magazine pages, you are extremely good looking.
Woah, that seems ridiculous, you are such a handsome man.
However from watching the show, you were one of my favourite models so you clearly have the charisma and personality to make it either presenting or acting. You have the MMSM exposure too.
Good luck Sandhurst, I hope it all works out for you, you seem like an amazing guy.
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