Announcements

Scoop - Top Cosmetics Label Seeks Flawless Fashionistas

Confident, creative and comfortable in her own skin; this is the character description of the young woman sought by Australian cosmetics brand Napoleon Perdis in a model search run by online talent casting service StarNow.com. Read more at www.scoop.co.nz

Positively Wellington Business - A Model Business for the Future

With clients including the BBC and MTV, over 500,000 members worldwide and an export focus, StarNow.com has been described as a model business for the future. Read the full article.

Express & Star Ltd - Get on telly - the easy way

As luck would have it, there's a website devoted to helping you. At www.starnow.co.uk, if you don't make the show, you can at least make the audience...    Read the full article at www.expressandstar.com

The London Globe - The reality of reality TV

“Are you the only goth in your village?” reads the BBC advertisement for its proposed reality show Odd One Out in Your Village? on StarNow.co.uk. “Are you a lone heavy metaller in your town?” A new BBC science series is looking for people who lead a non conventional/subculture lifestyle in a small rural community. Apply now to be on the series and show the world what is it like!” The upbeat listing is one of 210 currently displayed on StarNow’s online talent agency. Would-be reality TV participants are spoilt for choice.    Read the full article at www.metrovox.co.uk

The Times Online - New model army on the internet

So you’re 5ft 11in, young, beautiful, with excellent posture and flawless skin and still no one will employ you as a model ... Where do you go? Valerie Diete-Spiff went to www.starnow.com ... Along with an increasing number of other models, actresses, dancers and musicians, Valerie took her career into her own hands. On www.starnow.com freelances can showcase their talents with a photo and profile, and respond to castings advertised on the site. Valerie modelled the work of the young designers Jatin Patel, Abe and Moto-O on the catwalk last Thursday after replying to an ad.    Read the full article at www.timesonline.co.uk