Orange Model Management
Reviews and Complaints

Starting from the interview, it felt very unprofessional and condescending the entire time. They wanted money upfront, and never actually did anything in the lines of comp cards, or even a mention on the website. I was frequently sent castings that I didn't fit the requirements for, and only heard back from one months after I had marked interest. I heard nothing about it until the day before the audition, when I had a shift at my job that day since I was never given a date to book off. All in all a colossal waste of money, any models should look elsewhere.

Scam scam scam SCAMMMMMMM save ur money.. i talked with a guy named Tipu Bathi. Seems nice before u sign up..but will never do his job. Even when u request something..never ever fix ur problem..stay away! Stay! Dont ever think to join this modeling agency..scammer

This "agency" has different contracts for different clients. They are taking on way too many clients then they can handle. They are fake and illegitimate. They con you into paying an unreasonably high price to "sign" with them. They set up a crappy shoot for your comp cards and head shots. They don't get things photoshopped correctly. They take forever to pay you. There's always mistakes or hold ups. They are extremely unorganized... I could go on forever. A real agency never asks for money up front. They're job is to make money OFF of you. This "agency" has no incentive to get you gigs because you've already paid them 200$ - 900$...! I hope they get shut down. I try to warn people but no one listens because a couple of their models (the ones they focus on) get good gigs. (A COUPLE!) Warn your friends and family that this agency is so corrupt and the people that work there have no morals.

Went for an interview today with a man named Tipu (Downtown Toronto) and the whole process seemed pretty legit, same with the people working there. Had a long conversation over how competitive the industry is, and that they didnt want to see me get upset and take it personally if I auditioned and got rejected! Near the end of the interview, I was told that they would accepted into the agency because of my confidence level, and my look. I was told that they wanted to get me to sign the agreement so they can start to market me asap! I told them I needed time to think about it. I started doing research after the interview and all I see is forums saying that they are bad, and comments saying that they are good and they have been signed with them for 2 years and never had a problem. I was told I would have to pay around $600 for comp cards and head shots, and the agency would cover the other costs. Thats a lot of money to waste, if it indeed is a scam! So please can somebody with any fashion experience or personal experiences with the company help me so I can figure out if I should sign the agreement or not! Im tired of reading posts that say the company is horrible, and you didn't get work from them so its their fault! Thats completely false! Its not the agencies fault, its the casting directors decision. Also one last thing, since their are so many posts about people finding reputable agencies, why don't you share with us the name of the agency, going to mention that you found one! I need options and I'm taking this whole scam thing very seriously, so everyones experience helps! Thanks for your help in advance :)

I've registered with OMMI and I've been disappointed ever since. I was basically told by one of their agents that they take everyone that tries to register with them. So much for the ego boost I thought I was getting from being called by them. They charge you an expensive opening fee, give you pictures, tell you that they are submitting you for parts, but it is very hard, to know when you ask them, which part they are submitting you for.
When you start wondering why you are not getting any parts, they try to tell you that you are not being selected because you don't have enough experience. Not all media jobs require experience. The thing is that several of their models don't have experience and it seems that it is only a few lucky ones that are working. the rest is there ... to help pay the rent !
What saddens me is when they meet you before registering, they give you the impression that you are an addition to their team, you have the looks to do all sorts of projects, they tell you about all the wonderful things their models do, when in fact they know that they will never give you any work.