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ATLANTA, LOS ANGELES AND CHICAGO THIS SUMMER.
Take the mystery out of working behind-the-scenes in print, video, film and television.
For 15 years Crystal Wright has represented some of the top makeup, hair and fashion stylists in the business. Seven times a year in LA, NY, Chicago and Atlanta she shares everything she knows about how to launch and sustain a successful career as a celebrity makeup, hair or fashion stylist. This is one class you don't want to miss.
This 1-day class focuses on self-promotion, presentation, negotiation, goal setting, and agency representation for the freelance Makeup Artist, Hair Stylist, or Fashion Stylist.
In just one 8-hour day with Crystal Wright you'll gain years worth of knowledge about your portfolio, comp cards, getting an agent to represent you, testing to build your book, what art directors, editors, producers, and photographers want, how much to charge for your services, plus how to get it.
This class will take you to the next level in a real hands on presentation that includes:
-An hour long panel of industry insiders that includes everyone from InStyle magazines senior editor Amy Synnot to celebrity Makeup Artist Sam Fine, to Sony Music Creative Director Nancy Donald, and Celestine Agency head booker Frank Moore. (photo below: Marcia Cole of AmberMag.com, Julia Heckler, Sr. Booker at Artists by Timothy Priano, and fashion photographer Greg Hinsdale).
-Portfolios from the top agencies in the market to review, examine and ask questions about. If you have never seen the book of a $2,500/day makeup artist then how will you know how to put one together?
-Practical advice on approaching and signing with an agency in your market. More advice and wisdom of getting an agency outside your market to represent you.
-The secret to getting photographers, magazine editors, video, and commercial producers to hire you and thing of you first.
-Samples of comp cards and tips on how to construct yours for the MARKET you will be working in and the kind of work you want to do. The difference between the catalogue comp card, or the celebrity comp card.
-Lesson on how to deal with photographers, and how to keep them from running off with the images you need for your book.
STOP! WHAT YOU’RE DOING AND CALL US AT: (323) 913-0500 TO REGISTER, or visit our link. There’s a class going on right now in your area.
Class fee: $459.00.
JUST ADDED! Payment plans for 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 payments. Give us a call and let us help you become a celebrity stylist. Plan now to insure your freelance future. Sign up for as little as $100 down and $58.33 per month.