How representation works.
Three steps. No mystery. Apply, interview, get placed.
Apply
Submit your application through the website with your social profiles. Every application gets reviewed — and a strong one shows a clear niche, a consistent aesthetic, and professionalism in how you present yourself.
- Fashion, beauty, or lifestyle focus
- Content quality over follower count
- A feed that shows who you are
Interview
If there's a fit, CMM schedules a call. You talk through your goals, your content, and where you'd place on the roster. Representation terms are discussed here, person to person — not buried in a webpage.
- Your goals and where you want to take this
- How CMM places talent and manages brand relationships
- What representation covers, and what it costs you — nothing is hidden
Get placed
You join the roster and CMM starts matching you against active brand needs — campaigns, productions, and social commerce placements. CMM negotiates, papers the deal, and briefs you before anything shoots.
- CMM handles negotiation, contracts, and invoicing
- You deliver on brief, on time, on camera
- Brands rebook talent that delivers — the work compounds
What you keep.
Representation should add to your career, not take it over.
Non-exclusive representation — you keep your freedom
You keep your existing direct brand relationships
You own your content
You see and approve every deal before it's signed
Step one is the application.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The roster is selective.
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