Models Direct Cats Model For Fresh Flame Cat Collection Magazine

Models Direct Kitten Models

 

Client: Fresh Flame: Cat Collection magazine

Model: Fudge, Model Ref: 195565, Model Fee: £135
Model: Cocoa, Model Ref: 195560, Model Fee: £110
Model: Kori, Model Ref: 206140, Model Fee: £120
Model: Smudgy, Model Ref: 209427, Model Fee: £105

 

Models Direct pretty kitties star in these assignments! Here’s what one of the cats’ owners had to say about her photo-shoot…

Models Direct Cat Model Smudgy

Models Direct Cat Model Smudgy

“The shoot was fabulous! By the end of the session she was really posing! It was clear the photographer was very experienced working with animals and the whole shoot felt really good.”

Fresh Flame have returned to modelling agency Models Direct time and time again for all different types of pet models. For this assignment, they were looking for beautiful cats to feature in their ‘Cat Collection’ magazine.

The bi-monthly magazine has featured six Models Direct cats and kittens so far, from ‘Fudge’, a British Short Hair cat, to ‘Cocoa’, a very sweet Birman Chocolate point!

Models Direct Cat Model Fudge

Models Direct Cat Model Fudge

Other pedigree cats selected for photographic assignments have included two Maine Coon kittens and a Balinese named Smudgy. The kittens owner commented to Models Direct “It was a good day, we were really welcomed, and felt relaxed all the way through. He got the kittens to do all sorts, which was natural for the kittens i.e play with the tinsel etc which the kittens loved. Then he had to take pics of mum and the kittens together which went well too. Kori and the kittens were very relaxed all the way through and he didn’t get the cats to do things they wouldn’t, he worked around them.”

“The shoot was fabulous!” says Smudgy’s owner. “We let her out of the box when we first arrived and let her have a roam around the studio. She meowed a bit but I gave her some catnip and she soon relaxed. By the end of the session she was really posing! It was clear the photographer was very experienced working with animals and the whole shoot felt really good.”

Here at Models Direct we’re never subscribed to the old saying ‘never work with children or animals’. Our team can offer a variety of work to a very diverse range of models and pets are very much included.

If you think your pet could look great on film, why not find out how to apply for them to be a model with Models Direct? We work with clients who require all kinds of animals for a variety of assignments all over the UK. Who knows, our next animal photographic shoot could feature your own furry friend. Good luck!

Models Direct Reviews H&M Design Award Finalists

Models Direct has just heard that Fashion retailer H&M has named a shortlist of eight designers from across Europe for its second H&M Design Award 2013. Finalists include ones from London, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium and Holland. Hennes & Mauritz AB has announced the names of the eight finalists of its H&M Design Award 2013. The Swedish high-street retailer opened the contest to students at 19 design schools in Europe, who are competing for a chance to win a prize of 50,000 euros and the possibility to show their collection at Mercedes-Benz Stockholm Fashion Week on 29 January where the winner will be announced – the team here at Models Direct can’t wait to see who wins!

The person selected will also develop items from his or her collection to be sold at selected H&M stores next fall. The jury is led by H&M’s head of design Ann-Sofie Johansson, and includes industry figures such as fashion designer Jonathan Saunders, editor-at-large of style.com Tim Blanks, photographer Sølve Sundsbø, stylist Leith Clark, blogger and photographer Hanneli Mustaparta, fashion journalist Kristopher Arden Houser, and H&M’s Creative Advisor Margareta van den Bosch. This year’s awards will also feature a People’s Prize, where the public can vote for their favourite finalist via the awards website, the winning designer will win the opportunity to intern in Jonathan Saunders’ studio in London.