The purpose of this class is to introduce the new talent to the basic concepts and skills needed in order to succeed in the Modeling industry; such as commercial, print, and runway modeling. The photo posing session of this class is to teach aspiring models the correct poses needed to ensure a relaxed professional look while posing for runway shows, catalogs, print advertising, also for models looking to have strong photos for their composite card and portfolio tear sheets. This class is a wise decision and cost effective investments before shooting any professional modeling photos.

More About Bill Scott
Bill’s career spans many aspects of modeling. He has appeared in print ads for such clients as Nike, Champion, Lance, Wal-Mart, and Belk, as well as many others. He has also worked in film and TV in projects for Chevrolet, Bank of America, Harris Teeter, and Kohl’s Department Stores, just to name a few. Throughout his career, Bill has performed in over 275 runway shows in North America and Europe. As a hair model for Wella Worldwide for several years, he had the opportunity to appear in every major city in the U.S. as well as many throughout Europe, and truly learned the art of runway modeling.

He has now turned his expertise in a new direction, teaching his modeling skills to models of all ages. Many of his students are currently walking the runway in major markets such as New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. Several of his students have even appeared in Fashion Week in New York City and as far away as Tokyo, Japan. They are so grateful to him for the confidence and knowledge in the industry they have gained in working with him.

Bill attributes his success as a teacher to the fact that he is still an active working and successful male model.

Parking
We are located in the Highland Mills building next to the Johnston YMCA.  Please enter our parking lot by traveling to end of 33rd Street and make a left through the security gate and then an immediate left into the parking lot, our office is located half way down on the right between the 2nd & 3rd light post . Parking is also available along 33rd Street. If you park along the street there is a sidewalk located past the handicap signs that will allow access through the hedge surrounding our property, walk straight ahead, through the parking lot, down the steps to the left and we are located 2 doors down.