Philly seminar from this past weekend

[rolandogomez]

I want to personally thank everyone at the Philly seminar this weekend, we're doing it again in July! Everyone made it happen and succeed.

It was an interesting workshop, large, but also with varied talent, from experienced to beginner models, as with the photographers. It's in these situations that you apply what you learn, as like not all my private glamour clients are experienced models, so you have to know what to say, when to say it, how to say it, where to say and the tone to deliver the message when trying to get your model/subject to "smile."

Overall, a great success! Hopefully everyone had a great time and learned something for the value received. Thanks, rg sends!

[Jackieraye]

Hello, first post, whoohoo!
I want to start off by saying how much i enjoyed myself at the Philly workshop. It was my first workshop as an MUA and I cannot emphasize the cordiality and pleasantness of each model I had the chance to work with. I absolutely agree with Hillary. I thought (from what I saw) that both models and photographers maintained a nice level of friendliness and respect.
Thanks so much to Rolando for the experience and please email me if you can offer any critiques (good or bad.) Also, I cannot say thanks enough to Mike and crew, and of course Rick, my fellow capricorn.
To the girls-
Thanks for being yourselves and checking your egos at the door. A special thanks to Tiffany for letting me snore in her face. And lastly, to Sarah, who helped me out BIG TIME with some makeup issues. You rock!
And Mr. Shore, if you are on here... please let me know how I can get one of my photos from Sunday afternoon.
-jackieraye

[Jagdoc]

Now I am really sorry I wasn't able to attend this workshop.

Hillary is a wonderful model to work with and I would definately like to work with Tiffany someday, you have great shots in your portfolio.

I learned a lot at the last philly workshop and echo the comments about Rolando, Mike and Rick.

[mindyk]

Bravo Hils Bils. I wondered the same thing after I read it. You would think after all these years, things would change but yet somehow they remain the same.

I have been to enough of those workshops to know....ya work your tush off. Any model at those events has no choice but to work hard. Contortionist positions are not easy! :-) And the fact that a few even chimed in to agree just adds more fuel to the fire. Ugh!

BTW....You look BOOTIFUL!!!!!! Thanks for having the courage to speak up! And I know you personally so there!

[eric_c]

Many thanks and great job to Rolondo, Mike Dean, Jackie, Rick, Steve, and the five models.

The photographers were courteous, shared and learned from each other. It was great meeting everybody. The hardest part of the workshop for me was remembering people's names. After two days, I still couldn't remember who was who.

All the models were great. They put in a lot of hard work and had to put up with us photographers. It takes a lot to stand there for a few hours and move.

I'm sure everybody enjoyed it and had fun. I certainly did

-Eric