Name: Dawn Alicia Montgomery
Ethnicity: African-American/Irish
Age: 25
Height: 5’8
Measurements: 36B-25-40
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Base City: Atlanta, GA
Website Address: http://www.myspace.com/damog02

Print (Self Promotional)
J’Adore Magazine 2nd Anniversary Issue (June 2009) – Feature Model Citizen
Rolling Out Magazine, May 7th Edition, Mother’s Magic Feature
Black Men Magazine, Feature Model (August 2009)
2009 Seagram’s Gin Calendar, Ms. February
Jet Magazine – 2009 Beauty of the Week Calendar, Ms. April
J’Adore Magazine, The Desperate Housewives Issue, Editorial (September 2008)
Laurel Leader Call (July 2008)
Jet Magazine – Beauty of the Week (July 2008)
Black Star News – Feature Model (2008)
J’Adore Magazine, The Mobster Issue, ATOH Feature (July 2008)
Atlanta Journal Constitution, Hurricane Katrina 2nd Anniversary Feature (2007)
Atlanta Fever Magazine, Feature Model (2004)

Print (Commercial Advertisement)
Syditty Clothing Spokesmodel (April 2009 – Present)
GGI Watches/Urban Picasso Watches – Brand Ambassador (May 2009 – Present)
Prive/JBS Hair Advertisement, Principle (2009)
PZI Jeans – Spring/Summer Campaign, Principle (2009)
Who’s Got Skills by Tyrenna Tolbert, Book Cover Principle (2009)
Aakofii Clothing, Principle (2008)
Andiamo Creations, Principle (2008)
GGI/Urban Picasso, Principle (2007)

Spokesmodel/Hosting/Voiceover
Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Atlanta “Big Event”, Host (2008)
Priceless Promotions, Event Host (2008)
Hot 101.3 – Online (2008)
Ebony Crawley (MUA), SpokesModel (2007)
Kevin Goolsby (Photographer) (2004 – 2008)

TV/Film/Video
Jack Daniels Official Arts, Beats & Lyrics 08’-09’ Tour Recap, Visual Vinyl (2009)
Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad By Myself – Extra
JBS/Urban Beauty Hair – National Commercial – Principle (2009)
Bangladesh “In My Adidas” – Lead/Principle (2009)
KC Jockey “Rub Your Body” – Feature (2008)
YacYan Da Buzinessman “Fast Lane” – Lead/Principle (2008)
Ludacris f/T-Pain “One More Drink” – Lead/Principle (2008)
Bow Wow f/Soulja Boy “Marco Polo” – Lead/Principle (2008)

For hiring booking of model/talent for your company needs, please contact HD, The Agency
via email at jayg [at] hatkaentertainment [dot] com or via phone at (678) 428-0675

XXL Magazine Atlanta Model Search ” Web Candy “

XXL Magazine is coming back to Atlanta to search for the

 

brought to you by: XXL Magazine, Carinae Casting, HD the Agency & Dreamz R Real Ent

Tahiry / Keyshia Cole King Magazine Cover (Final Issue)

Joe Budden’s wifey covers half of the final shipment of KING Magazine(R.I.P.). The other half will feature R&B sensation Keyshia Cole.

Here is some behind the scenes footage of the Tahiry photoshoot:

“CRAZE MAGAZINE” IS CASTING FOR BEAUTIFUL MODELS TO FEATURE IN UPCOMING ISSUES

“CRAZE MAGAZINE” IS CASTING FOR BEAUTIFUL MODELS TO FEATURE IN UPCOMING ISSUES, “CRAZE MAG” IS THE SISTER MAGAZINE OF “BLACKMEN” MAGAZINE BY WAY OF “JOHN BLASSINGAME” AS OUR CIRCULATION CONSULTANT…
“Craze Magazine” is a PUBLICATION and not an online magazine…. We are in thousands of stores across the country….
 
We urge models who are looking for that ultimate exposure to come and attend this casting, by being in “CRAZE MAGAZINE” it allows up & coming models the chance to become a HOUSEHOLD name over night….
We’re casting for the cover, and back cover, and full 5-page spreads!!! So if modeling is something you have in your heart to pursue, here’s your chance to show the world what you have to offer… Our team is complete, we have some of the best photographers who will capture great images of you.. Make up & hair will be on set if you are chosen to shoot with us.
 
We are an URBAN magazine looking for models to be as SEXY as possible!! There’s nothing trashy about “CRAZE MAGAZINE” our goal is to continue to put out classic tasteful sexiness…
MODELS MUST BE 18 OR OLDER (with ID), COMP CARDS /OR HIGH QUALITY RECENT PHOTOS OF YOURSELF YOU SHOULD HAVE ON ARRIVAL FOR THIS CASTING/// THE CASTING WILL BE HELD IN DOWNTOWN ATLANTA APRIL 4th 2009, FROM 5PM-9PM.
 
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE DIRECT THEM TO THE LISTED EMAIL ADDRESS: crazemagrep [at] gmail [dot] com

How to make $ Money $ as a Glamour Model

Models have a shelf life, and cashing in on your field before you retire is essential.
Let’s look at some of the facts…

Mag spreads for chump change/exposure.
Videos for chump change/exposure.
Personal appearances for chump change/exposure.

What’s a girl to do?

The paysite game for an “it” girl can set her up quite handsomely for years if she keep it professional and on point. Now I want you to do the math on this.

Say for the sake of argument a magazine readership has 1 million readers. We know mags don’t pay, and what they do pay isn’t enough to cover your expenses unless you’re a local product, which most often isn’t the case.
If a model is smart, her site link is plastered on her opening jaw dropper pic.
10% of that audience will check out the site.
10% of that will whip out the CC and join the site @ $20 a pop.
Buy a DVD at $10-$15 each.
Buy a special gift item for whatever the price.

You add that up, you’re doing quite well. Plus if you take into account of successfully making yourself a local celebrity, then guess what your full time job is? Modeling.
How do you make yourself a local celebrity?

For starters, NEVER be seen in public looking like a bum. You must always be on your game when it comes to your hair, nails, make up and gear. Even when you’re wearing a baseball cap and sweats, they have to be fresh.

Secondly, you have to advertise yourself. Do remember that once you enter the world of modeling, you are a brand, a product, a business. And the majority of successful businesses are that way due to advertising and quality product.
Stickers, posters, advertising in the right papers/mags, knowing who the right local people are in your area of business are and networking with them to host events, be a pitch girl, etc… Are keys to successfully pitching yourself.

Third and most importantly, don’t sell yourself as a cheap trick. In other words, keep your legs closed and your persona respectable and the “trade for services” route will still happen, but not as frequently as it would if you actually went through with it. This is where business sense comes in. If you don’t have it at the level of where men in the business don’t respect you enough to not ask for special services, this is where hiring an agent comes into play.

Lastly, the agent/manager. Where do they fit in? When you’re not being respected, or when your workload is getting too much for you to handle, then it’s time to hire one at no more than 20% of what they book you. Anything beyond that is someone pimping you.
Before you do hire one, check their reputation.
Do they sleep with their clients?
Do they treat them right?
Do they help garner the right assignments?
Do they have you and their other clients best interest at heart?
Do you compare favorably amongst their other clientele?

You can’t just dive into this without a plan.
You can’t just shoot to be shooting.
You can’t base your career off of being stagnant.

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