NEW YORK
The world famous Barbizon Agency was founded in 1939 on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Notably the first and original fashion modeling agency in the world and a recognized part of the women's movement, Barbizon has been in forefront of the industry for over 80+ years. Since its opening in 1939 by fashion model Helen Fraiser in New York City, the agency has been the industry leader in placing Women, Men, Kids and Teens all over the world.
Due to high demand in areas outside of New York City we have made online live and recorded workshops. They are available to current talent already a part of our Barbizon Studio in NYC as well as new talent joining from anywhere in the world. You can also choose to do a combination of both in person training and online live workshops.
Thousands of young ladies and gentleman have gotten their start at Barbizon. Many have gone on to show business stardom and others have used their skills to fulfill their dreams in other areas.
Modeling
Modeling is not a one size fits all career. There are many types of models and there are clients looking for kids and teens of many different looks. The modeling industry is one of the most competitive industries in the world. We can help your child begin to navigate all the opportunities that are available to them.
Barbizon’s modeling program will teach your child the basics of photo movement, runway techniques, projecting self confidence, television commercial aspects and more.
Preparing for a career in modeling includes learning all about the many different types of modeling, and the special techniques models use. Many successful models of all shapes and sizes appear in magazines, on television, in videos, and on the runways during fashion week. High fashion runway models have the most rigorous physical requirements, but local requirements for fashion models are not as strict.
Our Modeling Training Division:
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Runway Walk and Stage Presence
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Formal & Informal Runway Presentation
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Photo-posing for Print
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Skin Care/Health & Nutrition
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On Camera Makeup Techniques
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Audition & Interviewing Techniques
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Resume/Portfolio/Comp Card Development
Acting
Acting can help your child to express emotion, feed creativity and learn about social interaction. While acting is a competitive industry, there are many amazing opportunities no matter where you’re from. Barbizon not only offers training but a way to explore the industry first hand.
Barbizon’s acting program will teach your child about the audition process, improvisation, cold reading and more.
Whether you are just starting out or a seasoned veteran the world of acting is an ever growing process of character development. Barbizon will show you the different aspects of being an actor & give you the skills necessary to be in the industry.
Our Actor Training Division:
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Cold Reading Technique
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Photo & Theater Style Makeup
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Character Development & Improvisation
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"On-set"/ Camera Experience & Feedback
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Script Analysis
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Voice Projection & Articulation
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Monologues
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Commercial auditioning
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Audition Preparation
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Resume & Cover Letter Writing
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Agency Interviewing & Go-Sees
Modeling & Acting
for kids
The Barbizon experience is about discovering what makes you special, and developing your one-of-a-kind "star" quality for the whole world to see. Our instructors have guided the careers of many working vocal and dance professionals. Our techniques range from basic to experienced with allot of fun in-between.
Our Vocal Training Division:
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Voice Development & Technique
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Projection & Articulation
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Audition Preparation
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Photo & Stage Makeup Technique
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Take the first step to success by calling Barbizon now
Schedule a private interview with one of our Admissions Directors at (212) 239-1110 in New York, New York.
Personal
Development
Barbizon’s program centers on developing self-esteem and basic life skills that will last a lifetime. Our lessons include effective speech delivery, etiquette, interview skills, resume development and basic manners. Our personal development curriculum encourages students to understand all the possibilities of what “Let your star shine,” really means.