When Antenna International came to Talent Management looking for natural looking models for a photoshoot in the Tate Britain, we had the perfect choices in 16 year old Adam and 42 year old Titi.

“I felt very excited and privileged to have the opportunity to model at the Tate Britain and the experience helped me improve my professionalism and comfortableness around the camera,” Adam told us.

Antenna, a company that produces handheld audio and multimedia guides for museums, galleries and visitor attractions, were looking to produce some promotional shots of visitors using their equipment in a gallery space.

The challenge, however, was in finding models that represent a wide range of visitors, both in terms of age and ethnicity. Because Talent Management represents all ages, shapes, sizes and ethnicities, of course,  we rose to the challenge!

So how did the shoot go? “When I arrived I was asked to just wait and then prepare for some photos,” said Adam. “We then posed both in groups large, small and individually in different positions in the museum whilst the photographers directed us and helped us maintain and achieve natural and effective shots. It was all a great learning experience and a lot of fun as it was something new and different for me.

“The best thing about the assignment was posing with the various ‘props’ such as the iPad near real paintings in the gallery, and on top of that we even had occasional audiences of passers by in the gallery which really made me feel pro!”