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Wednesday, November 9, 2011 - 4:00 PM - Tampa Modeling Blog entry by C. A. Passinault
Advanced Model To Launch In January 2012
At long last, we are expecting
the launch of the Advanced
Model online magazine and modeling resource site in
January 2012. This has long been delayed for years, and the site will
take point out of all of the modeling resource sites in our network, which
includes, but is not limited to, Tampa Bay Modeling, Florida Modeling
Career, and Independent Modeling.
At first, Advanced Model will be a monthly online modeling magazine, formatted
much like my successful Frontier Pop monthly pop culture and entertainment
online magazine, although a bit more refined (with improvements learned
from lessons from Frontier Pop). Like Frontier Pop, it will also have
a “Reader Reaction” section for each issue (probably going
to be called “Reader comments”, or “Reader feedback”),
and the “readers” will be a mix of both real and made-up characters,
using cool avatars and names. One character whom will be a hit, as well
as controversial, is our GWC redneck amateur photographer, “Making
out with models”, who will be sure to post interesting comments
and opinions on each and every issue.
Advanced Model will start out publishing monthly, with different main
topics every month and issue titles, like Frontier Pop. It will also have
a readers mail bag for each issue, by Tampa Bay model Monica Stevens (a
pseudonym for a Tampa Bay modeling professional), whom also headed up
the original Independent Modeling mail bag back in 2002, as well as the
Tampa Bay Modeling mail bag (we are hoping that French photographer French
Fry, who is in Clearwater, will write us every month, too, as his letters
are priceless!).
There is an Advanced Model monthly podcast series in development for Advanced
Model, too (and Frontier Pop also has its own monthly podcast series in
the works), and the Advanced Model podcasts will tie into each relevant
issue of Advanced Model, although we cannot currently give an ETA on either
of the podcasts. We are expecting both of them to debut sometime in 2012,
however, although this estimate is not official, and it is tentative.
The Advanced Model podcast series, which will be available as a free download
from iTunes, as well as from Advanced Model, will be hosted by myself,
with different guest models, photographers, and other industry professionals
each month. I am also toying with the idea of a video podcast series,
which is definitely in the works now that we will have video tutorials,
featuring professional models, on Independent Modeling. Speaking of videos,
modeling videos will make up much of the modeling resource site content
in the next few years, too, for those who don’t like to read (regular
content will also be published, as well as print-alternative content to
what is on the videos). Modeling videos and video tutorials will be on
Advanced Model, Independent Modeling, Tampa Bay Modeling, and on Florida
Modeling Career, as well as on our other sites like Tampa Talent Scams.
Advanced Model will also be a top modeling resource site, as well, and
it will tie into, as well as serve as a front-end and lead-in for Independent
Modeling, Tampa Bay Modeling, Tampa Bay Talent, and Florida Modeling Career.
Advanced Model will, likewise, tie into our Tampa Shootouts and Tampa
Workshops sites and events.
We were going to have a lot of creative content, such as the story series
featuring an independent model named “Kat”
(short for Katherine), on Independent Modeling,
and we still are, but the Kat modeling series will be an exclusive of
Advanced Model, as well as other creative properties. Kat is an independent
model who not only markets her own career and books her own modeling jobs,
while putting the agencies in their place, but she also investigates and
shuts down modeling scams. She will be our very own model version of Nancy
Drew, but using modern technology and advanced modeling concepts in everything
that she does. The Kat modeling series, which officially does not have
a title and branding, yet, will be set in current times, which means starting
in 2012. This is our next-generation modeling story series after our successful
two-part modeling serial, Born
Beautiful, which was written and published online back
in 2004. Born Beautiful, as some of you may recall, is a story about a
teen model named Cameron Passi, or Cammy, and
while it was popular, there are no plans to continue that series. You
can read it by clicking the link above.
Kat is more advanced in her modeling career than Cammy was, she works
and exists in the modern modeling industry seven years later, with its
more advanced technology and social media, and Kat is much more active
in seeking out and taking out modeling scams.
Other creative content, such as the Interactive Tutorials, will be on
all of the sites.
Of course, with Advanced Model launching, I’m going to have to take
some time to relaunch Independent Modeling, and to get Florida Modeling
Career up to speed. I have work to do, for sure, but I’m really
excited about Advanced Model, and what it will become in the industry!
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Thursday, June 9, 2011 - 4:45 PM - Tampa Modeling Blog entry by C. A. Passinault
The New Agenda In Tampa Bay Modeling
Enough is enough! Some of the
stupidity and unprofessional mayhem which I have seen in the Tampa modeling
industry is going to stop!
(For more, and an interesting anecdote, check out my new article “Standards
have dropped in the Tampa modeling industry”).
I’m telling everyone right now that I am so glad that I delayed
the full scale roll-out of the modeling job board and resources on Independent
Modeling and on Tampa Bay Modeling, as I have developed a ton of new enhancements
and tools in just the past few weeks.
This summer is going to be really interesting. What we are going to develop
and deploy on the Internet is going to stun the modeling industry, and
it will be a rude awakening to those amateur models and photographers
out there who are flooding our industry. We are going to impose professional
standards upon the market, and the amateurs are either going to be forced
to adapt and earn their way into a professional career, or their “careers”
will be over. They really have no choice, as I am going to make it for
them, and I’m going to have a lot of help from other professionals
in the market who are also sick and tired of the B.S.
The new Dreadnought and Athena Class sites will be optimized not just
to combat scams, but to fight ignorance and amateur practices in the modeling,
acting, talent, photography, and indie film industries. It’s just
not scams anymore, but ignorance as a whole that we have to address.
Oh, and I will be going out of my way to help genuine professionals enhance
their marketability so that they can take 95% of the jobs away from the
idiot amateurs which seem to be everywhere these days.
I’ve been doing a lot of research in the past few weeks, and have
been meeting people who claim to be in the modeling industry and other
related industries. I have not been impressed. You people are a cancer
in the industry, and you need to be removed from the market.
I’ve also been talking to a lot of reputable professionals (which
is kind of overstated, as all professionals should be reputable in order
to be professional), too, and have heard their complaints and stories.
They are as sick of this as I am. Talking to them, I’ve come up
with solutions.
Regarding jobs, I’ve been horrified to learn that models and others
have been extremely flaky in following through on paid jobs. This absolutely
makes no sense. Then again, some of these people, while talented, are
amateurs who have not invested in their careers. If there is no investment,
you can’t expect them to conduct themselves as a professional.
The new modeling job boards will be enhanced with technology which I have
developed up to the minute. When they launch, they will be extremely advanced,
and effective. We are going to add new Risk Analysis Features, tutorials,
agreements, and other tools which will help not just the models, but ALL
parties involved with modeling jobs. We are going to make models accountable
for what they do so that THEY don’t scam the modeling jobs!
Some so-called “models” and “photographers” out
there are not going to like what I’m going to do, either.
The Risk Analysis System will now have another layer added to it, specifically
addressing models and talent who do not have web sites, and who are deemed
to be high-risk because they cannot demonstrate that they have properly
invested in their careers. The integrity and the credibility of models
and talent booking work on their own, without going through agencies,
MUST be protected and maintained.
Don’t invest in your career? Well, you are high-risk and likely
to flake, and I propose that modeling jobs start taking deposits on bookings.
Booked deposits are one way to ensure that a model will follow-through
on their commitment. While paying to be considered for any modeling job
would be a scam, booked deposits ARE NOT scams because the money put down
to secure the booking is returned to the model once the job is done, in
addition to their pay. So, models, either get a credit card, or bring
cash to go-see’s if you insist on not investing in your career and
you try to book work. In addition to pay vouchers, my modeling resource
sites will also have new agreements for these deposits.
I’m not going to get drawn into direct conflicts with models, though.
The emphasis on Tampa Bay Modeling, Independent Modeling, and my other
modeling resource sites will be on helping professional models cut through
all of the noise from the amateurs in the industry, and to take the jobs
from them (Tampa Bay Photographers will do the same, but will be for professional
photographers. I’m glad that I delayed the launch of that site,
too, because now it has a refined purpose). We’re going to be positive
here!
Also, regarding models being featured on my sites, and models working
with me, you better not flake on me. I won’t work with you. I won’t
help you. I won’t recommend you or refer you to anyone. I won’t
recognize you in the industry. I won’t forget. I’ll also help
professional models who are competing with you take work from you.
We are the gatekeepers of the Tampa modeling industry, and some ignorant
amateurs out there are about to find out the hard way as they are blocked
from working in it, and they are forced to either adapt to the standards
in the market, or they quit and spread their mayhem somewhere else.
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Thursday, March 24, 2011 - 8:15 PM - Tampa Modeling Blog entry by C. A. Passinault
Done And Buttoned Up
Almost done here with updating
and buttoning up Tampa Bay Modeling. We secured the modeling job board
for a while, too, until we are ready to properly push it, which will come
with the reboot of Independent Modeling.
Speaking of Independent Modeling, a lot of work is scheduled for this
summer, as far as the reboot, but it could be soft rebooted as early as
late this spring. As soon as the Eos MediaArts web team builds and deploys
a massive network of photography and design marketing and support web
site for Aurora PhotoArts, Independent Modeling, Florida Modeling Career,
and Advanced Model will be worked on.
Independent Modeling will be heavily working its modeling job board this
summer (the modeling agencies will not be happy, either, because we will
be going after the modeling jobs which their bookers go after). All of
the other modeling resource sites are tied into that job board, too (there
are two operating phases set up for the modeling job board, and it will
commence once the offline support material is operational, and the web
team has time to update the modeling job board on a daily basis). Advanced
Model, Tampa Bay Modeling, and Florida Modeling Career will also stimulate
content and supporting tools on Independent Modeling, which will be our
online foundation, so expect Independent Modeling to be the busiest of
the modeling resource sites.
With Tampa Bay Modeling, we have a lot coming up. First, this Tampa modeling
blog will be expanded and organized. We will also be adding new interactive
tutorials, tutorials, modeling stories, modeling anecdotes, Web Comps,
modeling career tools, modeling career paperwork, and tools such as pay
vouchers and releases. Expect a brand new Modeling Scam Analysis database,
as well, which was developed from the latest modeling scam analysis database
originally developed for Florida Modeling Career in late 2008, and derived
from the state of the art database on Independent Modeling, also developed
from the Florida Modeling Career scam analysis database (the existing
one which is on the sites now is from 2002/ 2003, and it is second generation,
so a new third generation scam analysis database from 2008 is not old.
It takes time to develop it, The new databases will be 2011 work)..
This latest round of work had to be completed before they could start
on the new Aurora PhotoArts sites. It’s done, and the Aurora PhotoArts
sites are expected to take up much of the next 8 weeks.
So, for now, although we will be doing routine updates, don’t expect
a lot until all of these other projects are taken care of.
With that, we’re done for a while.
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011 - 8:30 AM - Tampa Modeling Blog entry by C. A. Passinault
Tampa Modeling Blog Post: Lots Of Updates. Secret Plans Revealed!
Another Tampa Bay Modeling Site Code Refresh Due. Web Site Work Schedule Drafted.
We were looking over the thumbnail
array code, finding some things that need to be adjusted, and will be
refreshing the image files and filepaths in the next day, adding a new
file directory. This means that the entire Tampa Bay Modeling site must
be refreshed, again, this week (the refreshes are not easy, as it takes
a lot of bandwidth, as this site is massive in size). This enhancement
was originally developed for the Tampa Bay Film Online Film Festival,
and the lessons learned from the development of the process, as applied
to Tampa Bay Modeling, will be applied to the new array of Aurora PhotoArts
marketing sites, of which there will be 10 (expanded to 16 by next year).
The Aurora PhotoArts Espy Model Testing Program will resume on Sunday,
February 27, 2011, with support operations beginning this week. This program
is critical for the Model Dominion organization, which will have over
100 models within a year. Because of the resumption of the all-new Espy
program at the end of the month, the Aurora PhotoArts marketing site development
must go into high gear this week.
Upon wrapping the overhaul of Tampa Bay Modeling today, work will immediately
shift to the Aurora PhotoArts sites (which has been in the works since
August of last year, addressing an SEO issue going back to 2008). Within
two weeks, most of that work will be done, with regular updates to all
the sites for the foreseeable future. Once the Aurora PhotoArts sites
are up to spec, and some content is added to the Tampa Bay Film sites,
work will swing back to the modeling and talent resource sites. Florida
Modeling Career will be overhauled and brought up to spec, Independent
Modeling will be relaunched, and Advanced Model will finally launch. Once
that is done, Tampa Bay Acting will be overhauled, Tampa Bay Talent will
be upgraded, Tampa Bay Photographers will launch, and another (secret)
Tampa Bay talent site will launch. With that done, which will be sometime
in Spring 2011, work will then shift to two big sites. Independent Acting
will relaunch (its 2002 original launch date will be retained), infused
with the latest Independent Modeling technologies and format, and Independent
Talent Resource will finally launch. Independent Talent Resource will
replace what was Independent Performer, and it will become the primary
online Independent talent site.
The modeling and talent job boards will be emphasized this year, as will
career support tools. All of the modeling resource site tools will be
driven by Advanced Model, and supported by Independent Modeling. Advanced
Model will be the front end, the regional modeling sites will fill the
body, and Independent Modeling will be the back end. This means, of course,
that Advanced Model will see most of the updates, Independent Modeling
will follow, and the regional modeling resource sites, such as Tampa Bay
Modeling, will be updated the least. Of the talent resource sites, Tampa
Bay Talent will take point for Tampa Bay Modeling, Tampa Bay Acting, Tampa
Bay Film, Tampa Bay Photographers, and the other, currently secret, Tampa
Bay talent site, and Independent Talent Resource will take point for Independent
Acting and Independent Modeling. This network of modeling and talent resource
sites will be the most comprehensive in the world, as well as the most
advanced.
The Model Dominion, our professional modeling association, will roll out
two sites of their own, too. The Model Dominion will work with all of
our modeling resource sites, and will operate out of the Tampa Bay modeling
market. The Model Dominion will have at least 360 models in its ranks
withing 2 ½ years. Most of these models will be under cover (there
is a reason for all of these models, but we cannot disclose it).
All modeling and talent job boards, across all sites, will be updated
daily. There are two phases planned for that rollout, and the job boards
will set the standard for the Florida market by the end of the year.
We have other plans, too, which involve the latest web technologies, but
those plans are classified. All of the resource sites will be expanded
with new fourth generation Eos MediaArts web site technologies starting
next year, and will have expanded capabilities.
Tampa Bay Modeling and the other modeling resource sites should have our
new modeling pay vouchers and other new tools online sometime in March
2011, too. These tools will be available free of charge on our web sites.
A new kind of web site design class for modeling and talent resource sites
is currently in development by the Eos web team. This new type of resource
web site is an advanced 3rd/ 4th generation web spec site class, with
the latest technologies designed to defend against scams and to enhance
the careers of independent talent. This new web site class will augment
the current Raptor Class sites, but will eventually replace them, as it
is much more advanced, and effective, than the Raptor Class sites. This
new web site class is the Dreadnought Class site. The upcoming Model Dominion
sites are rumored to be of this new design class. It is thought that the
new Dreadnought Class sites will eventually replace all of the current
Raptor and Super Raptor Class sites. (If Tampa Bay Photographers is delayed
much longer, it, too, may launch as a Dreadnought Class site. The same
goes for the new, secret Tampa Bay talent site. Our talent resource support
sites, upon launch, may also launch as Dreadnought Class sites.) The Tampa
Bay Film sites are the only sites currently using the Super Raptor, but
the scope of the array of sites is now exceeding the eight slot menu on
the right; we need a standard web site design which is better in fighting
scams than the current Raptor, but which can also replace both the latest
Raptor 3 variants of the Raptor Class site as well as the expanded Super
Raptor Class site. The Dreadnought Class site will be coded, and designed,
from scratch with scam fighting and talent support infused into every
part of the design, with lessons learned from the years of use that we’ve
had with the Raptor Class sites applied, as well as the format of the
latest job boards from Independent Modeling. The Dreadnought Class site
will be the standard scam fighting and talent support site for up to a
decade, or even longer; and the first of the new sites will be commissioned,
and launched, in 2011. The Dreadnought Class will be optimized to fight
scams and to wage war online. The layout and design of the Dreadnought
Class is said to be similar to the current Pioneer, Athena, and Marquee
Classes (with the Marquee an online marketing site design optimized for
film festivals, and has yet to launch). The Dreadnought Class site will
also use some of the link format used with the new Aurora PhotoArts Venus
3 variants of the Venus Class site, as all sites in the armada must be
referenced. Research and development into our online industry battlesites,
the Dreadnought Class, continues......
On the subject of new web site design classes, Aurora PhotoArts is currently
working on its next generation photography and design services marketing
site design class, the Mosaic Class site. This said, the new marketing
sites for Aurora PhotoArts, based on the effective current Venus Class
marketing site, being brand new Venus 3 variants, will be launched in
the coming days, and are slated to be in service until at least 2015.
Newer, more advanced Mosaic Class sites will be rolled out before 2015,
but the Venus 3's should be effective, and current, front line sites,
for several years. The core Aurora PhotoArts marketing sites will be Venus
3's.
Eventi Stage, along with Eventi Events, are tooling up for a series of
events, including a massive network of Tampa film festivals (for Tampa
Bay Film and Frontier Pop) in 2012, with the rollout of the film festivals
complete by 2014. A series of modeling events are also in the works, as
well as other types of events, such as Tampa photography events, and even
a video game festival. All of the events will tie into Frontier Pop, as
well as the most relevant web sites.
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011 - 8:00 AM - Tampa Modeling Blog entry by C. A. Passinault
2011 Work On Modeling Resource Sites
Forward
This is my first post on the Tampa Bay Modeling blog for 2011. Although
Tampa Bay Modeling has seen plenty of updates in the past year (and that
blog post that I made in late 2009 claiming that the Tampa Modeling industry
would change in 2010 was off by a year or two), it’s been months
since my last post. The reason? Well, sometimes, the html code in web
pages is corrupted in Dreamweaver, and it takes forever to pull them up
and edit them. Most of the time, it can take forever because a web page
is loaded with too much content, but in this case, it was a case of too
much content and corrupt code somewhere on the page. So, I didn’t
bother to post here until I had the chance to fix it.
Tampa Modeling Blog Reboot
Of course, I fixed it today. I have three or four things going on here
on Tampa Bay Modeling at the moment (mostly in preparation to support
the reboot/ relaunch of Independent Modeling), so I didn’t have
time to completely organize it, but I did take the corrupt index, after
waiting 15 minutes for Dreamweaver to bring it up (it was really, really
screwed up!), and filed it under the date of the last post.
I then started with a new page, and built a new blog by reverse engineering
the original format, and washing the content by transferring it through
notepad (code is washed from content by switching copy and paste transfer
paths, as notepad cannot handle attached code, and the code is lost once
the content is transferred there), and then formatting it from scratch
on the fresh page. I had to do the same thing to my Tampa DJ Blog recently,
too; I suppose that Dreamweaver corrupts page code when there is too much
content on it. By organizing the content like I am supposed to do, anyway,
as I write it, I should be able to avoid this in the future, as well as
help the search engines properly organize and index my content. So, this
blog is now rebooted, and it is functioning well. I’ll organize
the rest of the content when I get the chance.
Modeling Job Boards
Independent Modeling 2011
Modeling Mailbags
Advanced Model
Modeling Scam War..... Continue?
The war against modeling scams is one of those perpetual wars that I’m
waging, mostly online (and perhaps one day in court). It is actually being
expanded for 2011, with much of the technology of the latest sites, and
the latest upgrades to my talent resource sites, designed to combat, and
defend against, modeling scams. For example, my new modeling job boards
and resources are designed around the most current scam-fighting technologies,
and fight modeling scams in at least five different ways. One of those
ways is deterring modeling scams from stealing job leads from the boards
(oh, wait until you see the solution that I came up for that! Anyone stealing
job leads from my sites and other information will find out, rather quickly,
that it will backfire, and they will end up leaving it alone). The modeling
job board on Independent Modeling is the core board, and once finalized,
there will be versions of it on Tampa Bay Modeling and Florida Modeling
Career. There are two ways that come to mind where the boards will directly
fight modeling scams, mainly modeling job scams, but I won’t go
into that now.
In 2008, I began developing a brand new modeling scam analysis database
for Florida Modeling Career (a beta of that technology is currently up
on the dormant Florida Modeling Career site, but it will be overhauled
with 2011 technology once the site is brought up to speed in the coming
months. Florida Modeling Career launched in July of 2008, but some slanderous
allegations against me that I had to deal with, as well as the crash of
the economy, which directly affected my business interests, sidetracked
me, and I had to put the new site on hold until I could get back to it).
That new kind of modeling scam analysis database is even more advanced,
now, as it has evolved (at the moment, the scam analysis database on Tampa
Bay Modeling is extremely outdated, based on the 2003 scam analysis database
used on Independent Modeling in 2003. I’ve been busy......). The
new modeling scam analysis databases have an expanded definition directory
linked to relevant content and scam-fighting tools, and will all feature
a scenario based front-end where people can figure out what kind of scam
that they are dealing with by matching up their experience with the examples.
Another type of scam fighting tool will be the interactive tutorials,
which will test models while educating them in interactive scenarios.
Also, even the modeling job boards will get into the act, with test posts
on the job board testing models, and informing them when they check into
the post “If this were a real job post, here is what would have
happened to you”, as well as linking to relevant information, tools,
and interactive tutorials.
Although our fight against modeling scams is increasing (in ways that
I cannot disclose at the moment, due to security reasons), the emphasis
on fighting modeling scams on all of my modeling resource sites will decrease.
There will be a lot more information geared on helping models with their
career, and more positive things. The scam fighting will be more of a
background thing, and will shift to support sites which are optimized
to hammer modeling and talent scams. It’s more than just scams,
too, as a lot of our “fight” will also address high risk modeling
work, which is dangerous for models, poor value modeling industry trends,
and in taking power away from the agency system and undermining monopolistic
practices in the modeling industry.
Tampa Bay Modeling and Independent Modeling are the top modeling resource
sites in the world (I know, because I check. I am literally the only one
who is spearheading the independent talent movement, which is cool because
I will ultimately benefit from the success that will be achieved). For
now, I’m going to work on making sure that the sites follow through
on their potential.
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