John Casablancas Modeling Reviews

I feel like I should have done this a long time ago. I'm only 7 courses in and they are guiding me right through the process. The coaches and staff are friendly. I've been told by my friend who does VFX and editing for Hollywood movies and he said the classes are worth the cost alone.

I was doing JC-MTM classes for a while and they were the greatest investment of my life. After my classes were over I almost immediately got calls among calls among calls. I hear most people calling it a scam because you have to pay for the classes and yes you do but you also have to pay for college classes still right? Nothing is free. You can't become a model or actor without a fee obviously. But I'm telling you that if you do pay for these classes it will not be taken for granted. As soon as you're done your classes you can quickly make that money up and that's exactly what I did. John Casablancas changed my life and it can change yours too.

I auditioned with John Casablancas Philly location about a year ago. I met with Annie in a virtual audition and it was a great experience. She was funny and straightforward. Then I signed up for the program with Jamie. Jamie has been so helpful, even to this day. The classes were great, they gave you tons of info, tons of tips and tricks to prepare you for the agency/industry.

I just finished taking classes a few months ago and I had an amazing experience. I worked with the Philadelphia JC. I live in NJ. I believe you get what you put in to it. I read through some of these posts on here calling this company a scam…. How is helping you and you paying for classes a scam? Who else should be paying for them? You pay for college classes so how is this supposed to be different? This is a very tough industry and you need to keep at it. Don’t give up!! Take advantage of every opportunity that comes your way!

My 16 year old daughter was filled with praise and confidence during the recruitment. She was assured that the money invested would easily be recuperated with plenty of modeling jobs. She completed the months of online classes and actually enjoyed most of them (hence the 2 star review). We were mislead to believe that photo shoots were included in the signup fee, which they were not. And on two different occasions, Brooke was “selected” to attend a convention in NY that cost thousands of dollars. I began asking questions at this point and requested for Caroline or somebody equivalent to get back in touch with me (just so I could understand more about the industry and how things worked - shoot, they may have even talked me into signing up my child but nobody called me back).

I have been a student with this modeling agency for few months after they went after me, praising the multiple potential talents I may have and convincing me to take classes with them to perfect those potential talents. When signing up with them I told them I couldn't afford the 3 thousand tuition for the training. They stayed I was only going to pay a $71 weekly fees for the weekly classes I was going to take till the end of the entire training. I got some family trials 3 months into taking classes and requested a break. After them telling me I will have a year to return to class, a debt collection agency is calling me 5 months later to let me know I own the agency a thousand and some hundreds dollars while I am not taking classes.

I had applied to model and the representation was named Jennfier and I had told her in audition, I tech my problems with my internet camera. She appeared to have an attitude when I told that I could have not to audition. I sent her text message and no response back. I was applying on the behalf of myself and no longer interested and will go elsewhere.

I'm a 20yr industry veteran in film, TV etc. They called me out of the blue insisting I'd submitted my materials for representation (I didn't) but appeased them with a zoom "interview" that turned out to be a mass Zoom of noobs (big surprise) required to a commercial read for feedback (seriously). So nothing private at all. When they learned I'm an IMDB actor, the tone IMMEDIATELY changed, and they never followed up. Lmbo.

First of all they get you all excited thinking you really have an opportunity with those fake auditions and fake scouting. When they should just start off with, "We need your money." They will not assist you unless you have 70 hrs of a curriculum. Lol. Mandatory before you get signed. Don’t waste your breath or time. Scam!!!!

This agency is garbage, they take the most perfect people, well qualified and make you feel that you're not enough. They want you to pay thousands of dollars to be a puppet with directions. Not worth it!