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When most people think of models and the modeling profession, they think of highfashion supermodels like Adut Akech, Gisele Bundchen, and Naomi Campbell appearing on the covers of Vogue, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar. However, many people overlook a very lucrative (and downtoearth) side of modeling: the commercial modeling industry.

Commercial models are essentially models who look like everyday people and are employed to advertise products such as food and household items, pharmaceuticals, travel destinations, sporting equipment, and more. Unlike fashion models who must have specific measurements, such as height, weight, and dress size, commercial models can be any age, shape, size, and height.

Do Commercial Models Need Special Training?
Commercial models do not need to attend modeling classes, but it is highly recommended that they have some basic acting skills and training. Attending a few acting classes or workshops that focus on auditioning skills and how to work on a set is always a good place to start. A great resource for learning about commercial modeling is the book "How to Become a Successful Commercial Model" by Aaron Marcus. You'll find it's full of tips and advice on how to choose the right photographer, how to get great photos from a smartphone, and much more. [read more: https://www.thebalancecareers.com/wha...}

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