Questions & Answers

A first or second option holds a model's date for you while your client decides. A first option is confirmed or released within 48 hours; a second moves up if the first is released.

Editorial and the shows carry no buyout. E-commerce, lookbooks and campaigns add a share of the shoot fee for the territory, the term and each medium; the estimate on the casting request works it out as you choose.

No: the day rate is the model's fee. The agency's fee of 20% is added to the fee, the usage and the travel, and the estimate shows it as its own line.

Inside 48 hours of the call time the full fee is due; inside 72 hours, half of it. Weather days on location are booked at half the day rate.

In your browser, on this device, until you clear it. Nothing is sent until you send a casting request.

Copy the list from the shortlist page and paste it into a message, or send it to us as a casting request and the booker will share the faces' books with your team.

Yes. A casting can hold faces from the women's and men's boards and new faces; each is priced by their own board.

New faces from 14 to 21, the main boards from 16. Under 18, a parent or guardian is part of every conversation and every booking.

The women's board starts at 172 cm and the men's at 183 cm. New faces start at 170 cm for women and 180 cm for men; the application tells you which boards your figures fit as you fill it in.

Four digitals: face front on, profile, full length and a smile. Daylight, a plain wall, no make-up, hair off the face, fitted clothes. No filters and no professional shots.

Never. The agency earns its fee when you work; we never charge to apply, to be seen at an open call or to join the board.

Every week at each office: New York on Tuesdays and Thursdays, London on Wednesdays, Paris on Mondays and Fridays and Milan on Thursdays. Bring a photo ID; under 18, bring a parent or guardian.

The tour stops in a new city on the first Saturday of every month, from 11 am to 5 pm. The scouting page lists the next stops and counts down to the next one.