How to Become a Makeup Model
Makeup modelling is an incredibly competitive industry and if you want to succeed, you’ll need to get off to the best possible start.
If you’re a casting director or photographer looking for fresh talent, then go ahead and give us a call or fill out our client contact form.
Makeup modelling is an incredibly competitive industry and if you want to succeed, you’ll need to get off to the best possible start.
The gig economy has redefined the employment landscape, offering unparalleled flexibility and autonomy to professionals in various fields. For young adults and adults in the creative sectors, freelancing presents both exciting opportunities and formidable challenges
The casting industry has undergone significant transformations over the years, with digital technology playing a pivotal role in reshaping the landscape. For young adult and adult talents navigating the world of modelling and acting, understanding these changes is crucial.
Since we first opened our doors, we’ve been highly selective about who we choose to represent and who we work with. This focus on talent and quality has helped us to build a reputation as the agency to work with for both clients and talents.
As a result, our talents have worked with global brands, the most famous local brands, and major production companies shooting both TV and feature length productions.
If you live in the Melbourne area and would love to work with clients like these, then there’s only one thing to do, right?
Regardless of your age, skill, looks, or background—if you’re interested in working in the entertainment industry and need professional representation from the best in the business, then we want to talk to you.
From TV to feature films, commercials, and even music videos—our Melbourne-based clients are always looking for actors from different backgrounds. So, regardless of your experience or looks, we’re interested in speaking with you if you have a genuine interest in acting and are looking for professional representation and management for your acting career.
At Hunter Talent, one of our major strengths and the main reason our Melbourne clients keep coming back to us, is the diversity of our models. We manage models of all shapes and sizes, both young and old, and from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Whether you’re pierced, tattooed, or have a completely natural look—there are modelling opportunities out there that are perfect for you.
There are influencers in every niche imaginable, so no matter what industries or demographics you target, we’d love to hear from you. All we ask is that you have an established audience that not only follows and consumes your content but also engages with it too. So if you’re an influencer based here in Melbourne, give us a call and let’s talk about managing your career.
A creative is someone who creates art, and that art can be delivered through a diverse range of mediums. From poetry to sculpture, performance art to music—whatever your medium, if you’re a creative based in Melbourne, we’d love to hear about your work and help you kickstart your career and share your art and creativity with the world.
Hunter Talent represents actors, models, creatives, and influencers aged 18 years and over.
We’re dedicated to unearthing the brightest talent and matching them with the best opportunities. Whether you’re an actor or a model, a creative or an influencer, you want to work with Australia’s leading brands, right? Well, we can help with that. With decades of experience in the industry, our agents have the contacts to get your portfolio in front of the right people.
We’re also a sister agency to Australia’s longest-running child talent agency Bubblegum Casting. While Bubblegum specialises in child talent.
Yes and no. We represent actors, models, creatives, and influencers aged 18 and over.
We love people of all ages, shapes, sizes, and cultural backgrounds.
If you have talent, the will to succeed, and a solid work ethic, then you could be a good fit for Hunter Talent.
However, If you think this industry is good for a quick buck, then sorry but we probably won’t be able to work together.
Call us old-fashioned, but we like to meet before we sign anyone to our books.
You can fill out our online application form and we’ll be in touch if we think you might be a good fit for the agency.
Hunter Talent has helped many of Australia’s leading brands and production companies find the right talent for their projects.
You can check out our list of clients right here. You should recognize a name or two 🙂
That’s the million dollar question right there.
The truth is that we have no idea, as it all depends on your suitability to a role and a client’s requirements.
One thing we are sure of is that we’ll promote the hell out of you.
If a suitable brief comes in, we’ll make damn sure the right people see your portfolio.
The rest is up to you.
We’re a boutique agency and that means that we place quality over quantity in everything we do.
We have about 300 super-talented folk on our books, and we can vouch for the professionalism of each and every one. We can probably even tell you how they all like their coffee too.
That’s a definite no.
Seriously, when two agencies put you forward for the same role, it looks super unprofessional for both you and the agencies involved. Don’t do this thinking you’ll get more work because it could hurt your career.
This depends on the job in question, but our commission ranges from 10 – 20%.
No, we do not charge fees to join the agency. However, we do require you to pay for portal subscriptions that are critical casting tools for the entertainment industry.
We also require you to have high-quality, professional headshots. If you don’t already have headshots, we can organise a shoot with one of our amazing in-house photographers for a reasonable fee.
Yes, we have a commission agreement that you sign when you join the agency. This is a legally binding document and it’s there to protect everyone involved (that means you too).
The commission agreement is usually for a period of twelve months as this gives us plenty of time to put your forward for suitable opportunities.
The commission agreement can be terminated at any time by mutual consent because after all, sometimes things just don’t work out.
Oh, yeah! Nothing like paying less tax, right?
Any payment made for casting portals and headshots are tax deductible if you make enough money to cross the tax threshold.
We’re going to stop right there though. We’re not tax consultants and we think you really should speak to someone who knows more about tax laws and finances.
