Chadwick Models
Level 1, 235 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
A modeling agency in Melbourne represents models to brands, magazines and fashion houses, and earns a commission on the fees you book, never on money you pay. I list 6 verified agencies in Melbourne, a major creative and fashion hub in Australia.
Level 1, 235 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
627 Orrong Road, Toorak
3/31 Izett Street
40/209 Toorak Road, South Yarra
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In Melbourne, the state of Victoria has no dedicated entertainment-industry law like New South Wales. Model agencies there fall under the Australian Consumer Law, which bans misleading conduct, and Consumer Affairs Victoria warns against paid-portfolio scams. The principle is the same: a serious agency is paid on commission and never charges you upfront.
In Melbourne, 6 agencies represent men and 6 represent women. 4 represent Talent, 2 Senior, and one each for the Unique, Children and Curve boards. Melbourne is known for its creative scene and the Melbourne Fashion Festival.
5 of the 6 agencies I list in Melbourne accept applications through an online form on their own website. For the last one, you make contact via the details on its profile. You send recent, unretouched polaroids in natural light, with your measurements and date of birth. No professional book at this stage. To work in Australia, a foreign model needs a work visa, typically the Temporary Activity visa (subclass 408), Entertainment stream, supported by an Australian organisation. A tourist visa does not allow paid work.
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I list 6 verified modeling agencies in Melbourne.
In Melbourne, 6 agencies represent men and 6 represent women, 4 Talent, 2 Senior, and one each for the Unique, Children and Curve boards.
5 of the 6 agencies I list in Melbourne accept applications through an online form. For the last one, you make contact via the details on its profile, with simple polaroids and your measurements.
Yes. A foreign model needs a work visa, typically the subclass 408 (Temporary Activity, Entertainment stream), supported by an Australian organisation. A tourist visa is not enough.
No. A serious agency is paid on commission and charges you nothing upfront. A book or registration fee asked for in advance is a scam signal, covered by the Australian Consumer Law.
A legitimate agency never asks you for money upfront. In Victoria, the Australian Consumer Law bans misleading conduct and Consumer Affairs Victoria warns against paid-portfolio scams.