What do you think about www.bodyrock.tv ?

Zuzzana looks so great and she is such an inspiration. I really like she doesn’t have that fake look and the workout really work.

I am very committed to find people who can really help you to loose weight big time and I will tell you from my experience if they work. So, feel free to tell me your workout experiences.

It is the first week as I am doing my PR work. Blogs, press releases are coming soon.

http://www.talentwatchers.com/blog/

I am also looking for new members to our site. There are lots of amazing acting jobs and modeling jobs there and I am preparing an amazing offer. Details next week!!!

I am just making future plans and I love what I am doing now.

The Hollywood Reporter reported last week that German filmmaker Uwe Boll, known for his horrendous video game movie adaptations (and being petitioned to leave the film business for good last year), is trying a new way to finance his next movie.

Boll is going to the internet, seeking “co-producers” like you and I who are willing to donate 33 euros (about $49) each to raise a total of $18.5 million for Blackout, a “terrorist disaster tale.”

We have a team of professionals people cracking down scammers targeting the modeling industry. Recently the Norfolk Superior Court convicted two men found guilty of scamming more than a dozen models, ages 2 to 32, out of thousands of dollars..

The two men were the owners of MM. The men “scammed” aspiring models in the city and then after meeting with them, encouraged them to pay money ( between $500-700) to have their pictures posted on their website, as well as a monthly maintenance fee. Additionally they also charged models exorbitant fees for photo shoots and video productions.

Marvel Models used deceptive advertising strategies and made false statements in order to lure models and convince them to sign with Marvel Models. The owners of Marvel Models told prospective models that:

MM had offices around the world including Paris, Milan and Italy
MM had been in business for ten years
MM supplied models for several high-end fashion magazines and for big companies all over the world ( Pampers,Nivea, Pantene, MTV, Cosmopolitan)

None of these statements were true. Additionally, MM lied about the number of models that they actually represented in order to make their agency appear larger and more established than it actually was. The good news is that both men were forced to pay restitution to their victims, so the models were able to recoup funds that had been paid to Marvel Models. Not only is that great news for the models who were targeted by Marvel Models, but it’s also great news for our industry! Hopefully as more scammers are investigated and prosecuted, the industry will become safer for aspiring models.