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Parents Warned about Modeling Scams |
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By Mark Huffman January 22, 2007
"Offers like these are a classic example of something that is too good to be true," Attorney General McCollum said. "I urge parents to thoroughly research the prospective talent agencies before signing any contracts. A bit of effort ahead of time can often safeguard against disappointment and loss of resources in the long run." Talent agencies often tempt individuals with the promise of meeting film directors, producers, model agents, and ad agencies at various "free" events. Unfortunately, many parents find that nothing happens at the "free evaluation" because the actual evaluation, which is attended by casting agents and other talent scouts, takes place in a different location, frequently out of state. Those events come with a heavy access fees in addition to lodging, transportation, and other additional costs. McCollum offered the following tips to consider before signing up with a talent agent or agency:
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