Mccright Models & Talent

I worked for Ann McCright in the 90's teaching her Personal Improvement class. I had a notebook of articles and items I had collected over a 20 year period regarding make-up, wardrobe, etc. I showed them to her and asked if I could use them in my class. She asked me to leave her the notebook to review, after which she agreed but never returned the binder to me. One night, while waiting for a parent to pick their daughter, I looked into the files behind the front desk and saw she had copied everything in my notebook and placed them for instructors to teach the modeling classes. Later, after I quit, I asked for the binder and she told me it was all old, out-dated info and she threw it out. Lastly, her school director informed me that the owner's payroll checks to her had bounced more than once. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!!
Sep 26th, 2013

Jul 11th, 2013

My mom paid $$$ for them when they were classy models or whatever they were called in the 80's. Ann McCright is a scam. You shoudl not have to pay to be a model or actress. If a talent company believes in you they will pay for training which if you are good enough you wil not need and head shots should be part of the package, no$ asked) I was 5"6 and very pretty when I was young. I sent photos to Petite Model Management in New York and they said I needed to be a size 3-5 when I was a size 7. They knew I had talent for the job, but they would't bring me out cause I wasn't anarexic enough. I'm not sure Barbizon still exists but this is how the woman rolls. You give her money and she makes promises she cannot keep. If you are 5"3-5"8 send your pics to Petite Model Mgmt. If you are 5-9-+ send to Ford, Elite, etc before you even try this local scam artist!
Jan 10th, 2012