Kuko A.

I was bit skeptical when I first heard about Adorable Talent. The skepticism came by way of a kiosk that promised to put my Daughter Kiani Rose on the Map, when she was barely walking. However like most, nothing materialized. A couple of years ago a friend told me about Jessica and I decided heck why not. I attended her Workshop and a few weeks later got the necessary headshots. Next thing I know my daughter was receiving casting calls. She landed several paid gigs and modeled in time square got her 15 minutes on the Kitty walk and even a spot on Sesame Stree which aired on HBO. My daughter built her resume quickly thanks to adorable talent but My daughter's heart was not in it. It became all to obvious when Jessica got her an interview with Wilhelmina (I believe that's the spelling). Her grandmother who had been the one taking her to her bookings and casting calls called me and said, She is refusing to take off her jacket and has a bad attitude. I got on the phone and Kiani said. Dad I don't want to do this anymore. I said ok and that was that. Incredibly to this day Jessica checks in with me to see if Kiani wants to start back up, going as far as offering her free headshots. But my daughter is still not ready.
So a few things of note, make sure your kid wants to do it. Second, just because they are beautiful or special they must be outgoing. Third, you will get out of it what you put in. If you are not willing to go to the casting calls at a moments notice than this is not for you. With all of that being said, if YOU and your kid have what it takes, Adorable Talent will help get you there by knocking on every door possible on your behalf.

Sincerely,
Izzy S