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Terms often used in modelling
A small glossary of terms used in Modelling and modelling Agencies

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Term	Definition
Talent	The performing side of modeling, as in acting, singing or dancing.

Tears	Pages from magazines or other printed matter featuring the model's image in circulation (as opposed to prints from photographers). Tears are used as proof that a model has experience and the ability to work well. Also called tearsheets.

Tearsheets	Pages from magazines or other printed matter featuring the model's image in circulation (as opposed to prints from photographers). Tearsheets are used as proof that a model has experience and the ability to work well. Also called tears.

Tests/Testshoots/Testing	Photoshoots that the model does to increase the amount of shots in his/her portfolio. Tests are normally done to give the model a different look than what can already be found in his/her book, thereby showcasing the model's diversity.

Three-quarter length	A photograph consisting of the model's head, torso, and any area below the waist, but above the ankles

Time-for-Prints (TFP)	An arrangement where a photographer agrees to give a certain amount of prints to a model in exchange for her time spent posing.

Tote	A bag usually carried by models to their bookings containing tools required to complete the assignment. Items included may be Static Guard, a sewing kit, a makeup kit, extra shoes, and various kinds of undergarments.

Trade Show	A show geared towards a certain segment of the population, containing booths and displays. Models are often hired as hostesses and spokesmodels as a way of attracting attention to one of competing displays.

Trunk Show	A collection from a single designer, which generally travels to selected stores that retail that designer's clothes. Small-scale fashion shows are then presented right in the store, before the collection moves on.

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The performing side of modeling, as in acting, singing or dancing.

Pages from magazines or other printed matter featuring the model's image in circulation (as opposed to prints from photographers). Tears are used as proof that a model has experience and the ability to work well. Also called tearsheets.

Pages from magazines or other printed matter featuring the model's image in circulation (as opposed to prints from photographers). Tearsheets are used as proof that a model has experience and the ability to work well. Also called tears.

Photoshoots that the model does to increase the amount of shots in his/her portfolio. Tests are normally done to give the model a different look than what can already be found in his/her book, thereby showcasing the model's diversity.

A photograph consisting of the model's head, torso, and any area below the waist, but above the ankles

An arrangement where a photographer agrees to give a certain amount of prints to a model in exchange for her time spent posing.

A bag usually carried by models to their bookings containing tools required to complete the assignment. Items included may be Static Guard, a sewing kit, a makeup kit, extra shoes, and various kinds of undergarments.

A show geared towards a certain segment of the population, containing booths and displays. Models are often hired as hostesses and spokesmodels as a way of attracting attention to one of competing displays.

A collection from a single designer, which generally travels to selected stores that retail that designer's clothes. Small-scale fashion shows are then presented right in the store, before the collection moves on.