
Aaron Marcus spotted spinach in another model's teeth at a New York go-see and decided to tell her before she met the photographer. She was grateful. He argues models should look out for each other at auditions instead of staying silent.
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Hi, here's another Acting and Modeling Quick Tip with me, Aaron Marcus. I am heading to a go-see in New York tomorrow, and it made me think about an experience I had just a couple of weeks ago at another go-see in New York. And I was talking with another model, um, we were just sharing information, uh, talking about our lives a little bit, and I noticed that she She had, I don't know if it was spinach or there was something in between her teeth. And I was kind of like debating. There was a part of me that felt a little forward. I mean, I never met this woman before and just to, you know, immediately say, hey, I just want to let you know you've got something between your teeth, it felt a little awkward to me. And then on the other hand, I'm thinking, you know what, if it were me, I would greatly appreciate it because apparently she didn't see it. And then if you walk in there and you're doing a smile and you've got this green thing hanging, you know, in between between your teeth, it's going to look horrible. So I wound up trying to be as diplomatic as possible and just say, you know, I think there might be something in between your teeth. You might want to check it out before you go in and see the photographer. And she did, and she actually was very appreciative. And so I just wanted to let you know, if you're ever in that situation and you're seeing something, you know, please let the other person know. I know it's a little bit hard to do it sometimes, but trust me. I'm sure they will greatly appreciate it, and certainly you would also if somebody did that for you. So anyhow, I just wanted to share that with you. I'm Aaron Marcus. If you're watching this on YouTube, please give it a thumbs up. If you're watching this on my facebook.com/howtomodel page, please like it. And if you've ever helped somebody out at an audition or a go-see, please share your story at the bottom of the page here. I'm Aaron Marcus and can't wait to talk with you again soon.










