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Gather some samples of your best work. You can use photos of your family and friends or photos of nature or animals. If you don't have many samples, volunteer to photograph a local event or a friend's wedding in exchange for the rights to use the photos in your portfolio.
Create a portfolio. Choose photos that demonstrate the range of your skills, using different poses, different lighting and different subjects. You will use this portfolio to show potential clients when you meet with them.
Create a business website. You can attempt to do this yourself, using tools offered by website hosting services, such as GoDaddy's Website Tonight, or you can hire a professional web designer to create one for you. Many potential clients will research a photographer on the Internet before contacting him, so your website should include quality samples of your work and an easy method for contacting you.
Ask for referrals from family, friends and former clients. Offer your clients a discount or a free sitting fee on future appointments with every referral they send your way.
Get some quality business cards. Display your contact and website information on your cards, and hand them out every chance you get. You can hire a graphic designer to design your business cards, or you can design them yourself using tools available through VistaPrint or another printing service.
Place ads in local publications. If your local newspaper offers a special insert related to weddings in the spring, be sure to place an ad in it. Keep an eye out for any special publications in your community that are targeted towards brides, seniors, graduation or other special events that hire photographers. Place an ad in as many publications as you can afford.
Obtain a listing in the Yellow Pages. Many potential brides will look in the Yellow Pages for a list of photographers if no one has been recommended to them by family or friends. You don't want to miss out on potential business by not having a listing in the photography section of the Yellow Pages.
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Nightclubs usually require their go-go dancers to be adults. Depending on the club, you may be required to be
at least 18 or 21 years old, since you will likely work in venues that sell alcohol. Although many clubs hire a diverse group of go-go dancers who have different looks, one basic requirement is that you must be in
good physical shape and have the stamina to dance for hours.
Learn to Dance in Heels
Many go-go dancers have a background in dance. If you have little to no dancing experience, take a variety of dance classes before you attempt to get the job. Learn how to move your body in a club environment, and remember to move your arms when you dance. Go-go dancers are often required to dance for hours in high-heeled shoes or boots, so practice dancing in them beforehand.
Network to Expand Your Opportunities
Research clubs and venues that employ go-go dancers and find out if they are hiring. Speak to the
general manager of a club to find out about job openings or auditions. Speak with other go-go dancers to learn about the requirements and procedures of becoming a go-go dancer. Some go-go dancers join dance teams, while others work independently.
Prepare Your Outfit
Before auditioning to become a go-go dancer, prepare an outfit that will flatter your body. Make sure your outfit is
revealing, but tasteful: remember that go-go dancers are not strippers, so do not wear lingerie to an audition. Many go-go dancers choose to wear
miniskirts, shorts, bikini tops and knee-high boots. Make sure that you perfect your hair and makeup as well.
Go to an Audition
Once you find a club or dance team that you are interested in, go to an audition. Some nightclubs might ask you to dance on a side stage as your audition, while others might host regular try-outs in a desginated space for anyone that is interested in joining.
In Feburary 2016 20,
Nightclubs usually require their go-go dancers to be adults. Depending on the club, you may be required to be
at least 18 or 21 years old, since you will likely work in venues that sell alcohol. Although many clubs hire a diverse group of go-go dancers who have different looks, one basic requirement is that you must be in
good physical shape and have the stamina to dance for hours.
Learn to Dance in Heels
Many go-go dancers have a background in dance. If you have little to no dancing experience, take a variety of dance classes before you attempt to get the job. Learn how to move your body in a club environment, and remember to move your arms when you dance. Go-go dancers are often required to dance for hours in high-heeled shoes or boots, so practice dancing in them beforehand.
Network to Expand Your Opportunities
Research clubs and venues that employ go-go dancers and find out if they are hiring. Speak to the
general manager of a club to find out about job openings or auditions. Speak with other go-go dancers to learn about the requirements and procedures of becoming a go-go dancer. Some go-go dancers join dance teams, while others work independently.
Prepare Your Outfit
Before auditioning to become a go-go dancer, prepare an outfit that will flatter your body. Make sure your outfit is
revealing, but tasteful: remember that go-go dancers are not strippers, so do not wear lingerie to an audition. Many go-go dancers choose to wear
miniskirts, shorts, bikini tops and knee-high boots. Make sure that you perfect your hair and makeup as well.
Go to an Audition
Once you find a club or dance team that you are interested in, go to an audition. Some nightclubs might ask you to dance on a side stage as your audition, while others might host regular try-outs in a desginated space for anyone that is interested in joining.
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