By JamesMt142, 1714034529
I'm noticing a massive paradigm shift at the moment. Not sure if it's just me or it's actually the case for others?
I'm really struggling to find models in the Midlands now, and that's certainly been reflected in the low response to castings; I do not mean the one I have up for today, but a previous casting got just two responses. One was way out of my budget and the other really wasn't suitable, even though she accepted I wasn't prepared to pay a deposit.
18 months ago I'd have been inundated with models falling over the top step to get work.
I've also noticed the models who are left are generally older - over 30 - who started when they were in their late teens or 20s. I'm not being ageist but it appears to me the ones born in the 80s, who perhaps started out in the mid-late 2000s, are still hanging on. However, as these models begin to naturally retire, there isn't a new generation coming through to replace them.
Is this the case for others elsewhere?