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you dont need an agency with mfc... with each pay you can upgrade your own cam and such and do just fine
Avoid agencies unless you have a very good reason for using one.
A model I've known for a few years used to work at a studio, and they stopped paying models, and she left them. Later, she signed up to a site through an agent, while doing shows from her own location. She also signed up with MFC as an independent. She had a disagreement with the agent and their relationship ended, and is now excluded from working at that other site for 6 months, because of that site's policies regarding studios and models. She is working at MFC as an independent just fine, and doing pretty well.
So yeah. Agencies can be more trouble than they are worth. Find the money to finance your computer, webcam and high-speed connection on your own and leave agents out of it. You'll be happier in the long run.
And you've come to the right place as a new model. The fabulous ladies of these forums will steer you right on your way to cam whore stardom.
A model I've known for a few years used to work at a studio, and they stopped paying models, and she left them. Later, she signed up to a site through an agent, while doing shows from her own location. She also signed up with MFC as an independent. She had a disagreement with the agent and their relationship ended, and is now excluded from working at that other site for 6 months, because of that site's policies regarding studios and models. She is working at MFC as an independent just fine, and doing pretty well.
So yeah. Agencies can be more trouble than they are worth. Find the money to finance your computer, webcam and high-speed connection on your own and leave agents out of it. You'll be happier in the long run.
And you've come to the right place as a new model. The fabulous ladies of these forums will steer you right on your way to cam whore stardom.
I'd suggest just contacting a friend for some tech help if that's possible (unless you're good at computer type stuff on your own) and just do it without a studio/agency. You keep all your nickels that way, and make your own hours/rules.
I am curious how one would go about finding a studio, though. I don't know if a girl would just Google "webcam girl studio" and figure out the best local one to use.
I am curious how one would go about finding a studio, though. I don't know if a girl would just Google "webcam girl studio" and figure out the best local one to use.
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On a side note read the release forms carefully... I got an invite to apply for the Reality Kings cam site and in there release it says you can't work in this industry for 4 months when the contract is terminated. I clicked on the big red X after reading that.
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