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Modelling camps can be a great option for many kids and teens. Most offer programs for kids ages 8 to 18. In a modelling camp, your child will acquire knowledge and skills that can serve them well in the professional world. This includes the fashion industry, but also TV, film, the theatre, and more. Read more
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The following camps and programs offer modelling as part of a broader slate of activities.
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As modelling grows in popularity, the list of modelling camps continues to expand. Below, find a camp close to your area.
If your child is interested in modelling, you might also look into the following.
Acting and drama camps enable your son or daughter to unleash their creativity through movement, improvisation (improv), vocal training, and dance.
Fashion camps feature experts, designers, and retailers of the fashion industry-leading courses and workshops.
Makeup artistry camps teach the skills involved in applying makeup to models, actors, performers, and others
Performing arts camps teach a variety of stage skills including singing and acting as well as technical and background skills such as lighting, sound, and more.
Musical theatre camps feature professional directors, vocal training, choreography, and acting coaches.
Visual arts camps focus on the fine arts, such as drawing, painting, sculpting, and fashion.
Modelling camps enable kids to learn key skills. Most also provide an introduction to the modelling industry. This can be useful if your child chooses to pursue a career in modelling or the fashion industry. It can also open up new and underexplored areas of interest.
Here are some skills and knowledge your child will pick up at most modelling camps:
Depending on the level and focus of the camp, your child may also acquire other important skills and knowledge:
Modelling camps can enable your child to learn the ins and outs of modelling, give them technical know-how, and introduce them to a new industry.
Beyond these, there are several other potential benefits of these camps, including:
Many modelling camps open up opportunities for potential career and job paths. Below, we list some of the main ones (source: jobmonkey/modelling jobs)
What’s the best way to choose the right modelling camp for your child? First, think more seriously about them: their age, experience, interests, and goals.
Then, of course, you should look closely at camps themselves. Talk to directors and staff, and visit camps whenever possible. For instance, if it’s a camp focusing on makeup and hairstyling, you may ask the following questions:
For further guidance on choosing the right camp for your child, check out the following resources on OurKids.net: How to choose a camp, Modelling camp reviews, How different camps promote character traits, Our Kids camp expo.
Finally, to learn more about modelling and the fashion industry, check out the following authoritative resources:
Pixpa: How to become a fashion model
NYcastings: Different types of models and modelling work
BOF: The future of the modelling industry
How many Modelling camps are there?
There are 2 programs offering modeling as an activity. Use the filters to narrow by age and program type, then click on matched programs to see daily activities, dates, rates and registration information.
What are the fees to attend Modelling camps?
Fees for programs offering modeling as an activity range from $40 to $950 per program (program types and lengths vary). Use the filters here to narrow programs by age and type.
Where can parents meet with Modelling camps?
Meet with program directors and staff at the Our Kids Camp & Program Expo. The Expo is held annually in February, and is a fun and informative day for parents, kids, and teens. Find event details and free tickets here.