How do I get a Digi-Comp© made for my baby? Just click onto the entry form from the home page and follow the directions. Can I have a Digi-Comp© made for all of my children and is there an age limit? Yes you can have a Digi-Comp© made for each child just fill out an entry form for each child and pay the membership fee for each child. We accept ages birth to 12 years old. What kind of payments do you accept? We currently take online payments by the use of paypal. How long is the Digi-comp©good for? All our Digi-Comps© are good for one year with photo updates every 3 months. I don't have a scanner so can I mail the photos to you? We are only accepting photos by use of email. You can take your photos to your local photo center like Walmart and have your photos put onto a disc for a very reasonable price. I can't afford studio portraits can I send photos I've taken at home? Yes you can send photos you have taken at home. Just make sure they are in focus. We have a very skilled editing department that can turn your home snapshot into a very nice photo. Are you a modeling agency? No we are not a modeling agency we are a modeling service that helps you give your child the exposure he/she needs. Agencies are always searching the internet for model composites and we have the most upto date Digi-Comps ( composites) . How well this service help get my child a modeling contract? The first and most important steps towards getting your child into modeling is exposure, exposure, exposure. We can stress this enough. Then you need a professional composite card and that is our Digi-Comp©. We do have children that are now modeling. Click here What kind of pictures should I send? A nice variety is good so agencies can see your child from different poses. A full body, close ups, agencies love close ups, and a standing up pose. Does my child have to have experience? No thats what Winning Smiles Productions is all about. We provide a service to give your child the correct exposure he/she needs. |
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How do I get a Digi-Comp© made for my baby? Just click onto the entry form from the home page and follow the directions. Can I have a Digi-Comp© made for all of my children and is there an age limit? Yes you can have a Digi-Comp© made for each child just fill out an entry form for each child and pay the membership fee for each child. We accept ages birth to 12 years old. What kind of payments do you accept? We currently take online payments by the use of paypal. How long is the Digi-comp©good for? All our Digi-Comps© are good for one year with photo updates every 3 months. I don't have a scanner so can I mail the photos to you? We are only accepting photos by use of email. You can take your photos to your local photo center like Walmart and have your photos put onto a disc for a very reasonable price. I can't afford studio portraits can I send photos I've taken at home? Yes you can send photos you have taken at home. Just make sure they are in focus. We have a very skilled editing department that can turn your home snapshot into a very nice photo. Are you a modeling agency? No we are not a modeling agency we are a modeling service that helps you give your child the exposure he/she needs. Agencies are always searching the internet for model composites and we have the most upto date Digi-Comps ( composites) . How well this service help get my child a modeling contract? The first and most important steps towards getting your child into modeling is exposure, exposure, exposure. We can stress this enough. Then you need a professional composite card and that is our Digi-Comp©. We do have children that are now modeling. Click here What kind of pictures should I send? A nice variety is good so agencies can see your child from different poses. A full body, close ups, agencies love close ups, and a standing up pose. Does my child have to have experience? No thats what Winning Smiles Productions is all about. We provide a service to give your child the correct exposure he/she needs. |
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