I'm coming to VA this weekend and the ATL next weekend.

I have a shoot scheduled at 10 a.m. in Mc Lean VA on Sat Apr 4th. I will be heading to Virginia Beach VA immediately after and I will remain in Virginia Beach VA until Sun Apr 5th. Next weekend I will be in Atlanta from Sat Apr 11th thru Mon Apr 13th... If you're interested in shooting with me while at either location... Contact my manager/agent Lanier Negotiable Deal, Inc. (Models & Talent Agency) perfect9overall@yahoo.com myspace.com/ndi05 251.767-9187 Paid Assignments/Projects Only

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Posted on April 1st, 2009   03:48 PM

I have a shoot scheduled at 10 a.m. in Mc Lean VA on Sat Apr 4th. I will be heading to Virginia Beach VA immediately after and I will remain in Virginia Beach VA until Sun Apr 5th.

Next weekend I will be in Atlanta from Sat Apr 11th thru Mon Apr 13th...

If you're interested in shooting with me while at either location...
Contact my manager/agent Lanier Negotiable Deal, Inc. (Models & Talent Agency) perfect9overall@yahoo.com myspace.com/ndi05 251.767-9187...
 

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