When I went to MAIA Modeling and Talent Agency to talk about working for them, which I did, they were also having their modeling runway practice. Once I'd finished everything, I stayed a bit since my co-worker from my other job, Johnston & Murphy, was still there and instructing. She's the one who has helped set me up with this agency in the first place.
I got to see an insider's perspective of modeling and runway practice, as they were training for a show that is coming up. This of course is open for people to view, I just so happened to be there, and it was fairly interesting. All the little twists and turns, the head and body movements they make have to be right, and they have to time everything perfectly.
This wasn't the last time I saw them either, and I'm sure I'll see more in the future. I'm just glad I don't have to worry about being a runway model and all that goes into it. I'm looking forward to working with them in the future, though the runway practice going on around will take some getting used to, admittedly.
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