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    I can't believe I got myself caught up in such a scam. Do yourself a favor and look up reviews on…read morethis company on google and the better Business Bureau before ever doing any kind of contract with them. A modeling school posing as a talent academy, coercing you in a hard close to sign up for modeling courses in order to be represented by their company. Now I'm stuck with a contract that I am realizing that I can't get any work for because there is barely any work in Las Vegas and all of their Utah castings are mainly for Utah locals. Not only that but a lot of these jobs require you to have no tattoos. Knowing I had tattoos on my body why would you ever let me sign a contract knowing that it's going to be something that is going to work against me? I feel dumb for being so coerced, but it looks like I wasn't the only one upon doing further research. Do yourself a favor and just run the other way the second that one of their so-called Talent scouts drops into your DM's telling you that you have such potential.

    I visited Urban Talent after seeing one of their advertisements on Instagram. From fairly early in…read morethe meeting, I felt uncomfortable with the way I was being spoken to. The tone and manner of the conversation felt condescending to me, and at one point I was questioned about why I had come in, despite the fact that I was there in response to their advertising. I was also told that my blonde hair was "too stark" and that I would need to dye it brown. She then showed me photographs of models on her computer whose hair, in my opinion, looked quite similar to mine. I completely understand that modeling involves feedback about appearance and that an agency may have a particular look they're seeking. My issue wasn't simply receiving feedback--it was the way the overall interaction was conducted. When she asked whether I had ever pursued modeling before, I explained that I had been scouted by an agency when I was younger but decided not to pursue it at the time. I then felt like I was being interrogated about why I hadn't done it, rather than simply being asked about my previous experience. Eventually, I decided the environment wasn't for me and said I was going to leave because I didn't like the vibe. She repeatedly wanted an explanation and said she was confused. I told her that it was okay if she was confused and that I didn't need to provide any further explanation. Before leaving, I asked for the paper containing my personal information. She said it was confidential and then told me she would shred it. I waited for her to shred it. She then told me to keep my distance from her and characterized me as hostile. As I was leaving, she told another employee not to contact me again and called me rude. I came in genuinely interested in exploring modeling and left feeling talked down to, uncomfortable and belittled. Based on my personal experience, I would not return.

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