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Jenni, Casting Manager

 ID:2399
Seattle,  Washington
I'm a freelancing agent, based in Seattle (but not limited to), with over 20 years experience in the fashion industry. During this time I've worked as a booker for Ford, Wilhelmina, Next and other smaller agencies. Since 2006 I am my own boss and book jobs for models, make up artists, stylists and photographers.

I don't sign contracts. If you've got the talent - I'll book you a job.    
 
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Jenni

Female
35 years old
Casting Manager

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Ai_chan  wrote about Jenni on 07/27/09   02:12 PM     
Hey This is Love, I just want to say Hello and wish you the best and much success and God Bless you in everything you pursue. Have a wonderful day and Keep in touch and I will do the same.
fantasy_5  wrote about Jenni on 01/20/09   04:55 PM     
HOPEFULLY WE'RE GRANTED THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK TOGETHER
bebe  wrote about Jenni on 08/07/08   08:51 PM     
Riva  wrote about Jenni on 07/07/08   02:26 PM     
Thank you for adding me as a friend. I look forward to hearing from you in the future.

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