Runway Coach

Learning how to walk the runway like a top model doesn't have to be a long, drawn out and expensive proposition. Model Me Master Class instructors have helped countless numbers of models who are now walking the runway for top brands in New York, Miami Beach, Los Angeles, London, Milan and Paris.

Lauren Deckert, for example, has lived and modeled on five different continents over the last twenty years and continues to model and walk the runway to this day. In addition to receiving expert coaching and mentoring, the models she has coached and scouted routinely get signed to top agencies U.S. and world wide.

Lauren also happens to be one of the best runway coaches in the world. So good in fact, that many of her students have gained such a boost in confidence by learning how to walk the runway, on camera movement and posing.

They are now doing many other types of modeling including cosmetics, advertising, editorial and print work, catalog modeling, fitness modeling, showroom modeling, brand ambassador modeling, plus size modeling, petite modeling, sports modeling, commercial print,, editorial modeling, swimwear modeling, glamour modeling, parts modeling, convention work, television and film, etc.

And the quantity and quality of their bookings improved so dramatically that they not only got noticed by Fashion Week Casting Directors they got picked up by top national and international modeling agencies.

Whether you are looking to walk for Swim Week Miami, New York Fashion Week, Los Angeles Fashion Week or haute couture fashion shows for other major national and international markets you need to be prepared as this is a first impression business and, as the saying goes, you only get on chance to make a good first impression.

And, with Model Me Master Classes, it won't take weeks or months to look, walk, move and pose like a pro and, besides learning how to walk the runway like a top model, you will also learn the best way to do makeup, what to wear to runway, walking in high heels, print work and commercial castings, plus posing and on camera movement from real working models.

Sure, you can go elsewhere if all you're aiming to do is walk the runway once or twice a year at a local mall or charity event but if you end up learning the wrong way, you will pick up a lot of bad habits and the more you practice the harder.

It will be to break those habits which will make it much more time-consuming and difficult to learn how to walk the runway properly - and the same exact thing goes for on camera movement and posing. So, if you're serious about working professionally as a print model or runway model, there is no substitute for posing / on camera movement and professional runway coaching and training.