UK Modelling
Diesel Models works alongside over 150 model agencies throughout the UK and Ireland scouting and assessing new faces to join their agencies. They specialise in assessing a models potential, establishing what area of work they are best suited to, and then helping them approach the right agency for their needs.
We primarily help models from 4 yrs to 24 yrs of age, with no height or size restrictions as we cover every aspect of modelling from Catwalk to Commercial Modelling.
Our links to model agencies cover all areas of the UK including Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. The list is constantly updated depending on the agencies requirements.
Types of modelling covered include UK fashion, catwalk, commercial, catalogue, editorial, body, beauty, plus size, kids, teens, promotional.
Anybody trying to break into the modelling industry will get much sought after inside advice and guidance on how best to go about getting paid work, find an agency, avoid the pitfalls, and establish if modelling is suited to them.
Services we offer include assessment days, modelling workshops, portfolio building, an online forum, online portfolio hosting and website creation, a monthly model magazine, a model shop, and general modelling information and advice.
By registering on their site, users can access a number of areas of advice and are contacted by a New Faces Consultant to discuss which of their services could be of use. No upfront fee is charged.
Diesel Models has a tried and tested 5 Step Process to assist models in breaking into the industry, and depending where a model is on that process, Diesel will assist with the next step and provide assistance. Other modelling agencies include UK Models and Form Models. Find out more about UK Models.
The use of Diesel Models services are FREE of charge and there are no commitments or contracts that the model needs to agree to. Diesel Models is not a model agency as it does not find models work.
All models under the age of 22 must have the full permission of a parent, and be accompanied by a parent on a first visit. This is for the safety of the model, their wellbeing, and to help guide the new model.
