Model Mayhem

Information from ModelMayhem.com website Updated: 08/20

ModelMayhem.com: Virtual meeting place for models and photographers^[1]

Modelmayhem.com is a bit like a café, bar or club where models, photographers and other industry members can meet, muse and exchange info – only without the accoutrements or the need to put on a lick of mascara or step outside your own front door.

You have to register to use the Model Mayhem site - and membership is three-tiered: Basic, Premium and VIP – with a price scale that ranges from free and up. Joining the mayhem involves filling in info and being assessed by the Model Mayhem Gatekeepers, who essentially sift the wheat from the spammers. The site works a bit like the major online directories such as Craigslist – only orientated towards the modeling world. Mayhem-seeking models and photographers can post ads, browse listings of each other, stylists, make-up artists, designers, event planners, even body painters and filter their searches by area, zip code or radius.

Modelmayhem.com also allows its members to post casting calls, travel notices or availability notices. The site also features forums that welcome feedback, general industry banter and an open topic discussion. Model Mayhem contests include pic of the day and photographer of the week - all competitions are free to view but only members can enter. There's even an online store where you can get your MM gear and prints for comp cards and portfolios with discounts for Model Mayhem members.

Easy to navigate and browse around, the site embodies simple, straightforward search and offer. What you see is essentially, what you get and the tone is professional and sassy, which is encouraging to those who are wary of shark-sites and deterrent to those who think they can get away with what they please in the virtual jungle. The range of models, photographers, stylists and others featured on Modelmayhem.com is quite the spectrum, and mature models, glamour models, and amateur and avant-garde photographers can see and be seen here.

Information from https://fixthephoto.com/model-mayhem.html website Updated: 08/20

Model Mayhem ^[2] is a universal website for finding models, make-up artists, or hairstylists in your area. If you are going to arrange a photo session and need a professional team, you should learn more about Model Mayhem and find out how to work with it.

What Is Model Mayhem?

There are many people here who you can find regardless of the place. When you sign up and create your account on this website, you will receive access to plenty of possibilities in this area.

First of all, it reduces a big part of your physical work that you need to do when looking for bookings in offline mode. Mayhem Model provides casting calls, TFP shoots, paid work and gives its users an opportunity to enhance their skills and find the professionals through several clicks and texts.

As feedback shows, the majority of users consider Model Mayhem to be safe and trustworthy. Yet, some frauds and disregard occurred in the past. So, you should always stay on alert.

Information from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Brands#Model_Mayhem website Updated: 08/20

Jane Doe No. 14 v. Internet Brands, Inc.^[3]: Wikipedia article: Jane Doe No. 14 v. Internet Brands, Inc.; In May 2008 Internet Brands bought Model Mayhem from the original developers Donald and Tyler Waitt. Between 2006 and 2011 Lavont Flanders and Emerson Callum used Model Mayhem to contact women, arrange to meet them, drug them and then rape them while filming them, later publishing the video as pornography. Internet Brands allege that Tyler Waitt was aware of the investigation into Flanders and Callum at the time of the sale and are refusing to pay him for the site. Waitt in turn sued Internet Brands. One of Flanders's and Callum's victims is suing Internet Brands for failing to notify her of the danger posed by Flanders and Callum.