2013 Be Beautiful Be Yourself DC Gala Model Auditions
Friday January 3, 2014 – Sunday January 12, 2014
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Model Scotty Lesmes and Baltimore Ravens cheerleader at 2011 Gala
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Space is limited.
The Global Down Syndrome Foundation’s 2013 Be Beautiful Be Yourself Gala will be on Wednesday, May 8, 2013, in Washington, DC, and we are looking for people with Down syndrome who want to be models in the fashion show to come to auditions on Friday, March 15, 2013! The Be Beautiful Be Yourself Gala is one of the primary fundraisers for the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, benefiting clinical research, medical care and programs across the United States.
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No experience is necessary! Auditions are open to individuals 7 and older, and potential models are asked to dress nice — no jeans, T-shirts, flip-flops, etc.
We will be offering pizza (gluten-free and regular), salad, cookies and beverages for auditioning models and their guests.
Because of the large number of people we expect to audition for the limited number of spaces,
auditioning does not guarantee a spot in the fashion show at the May 8 Gala.
If you are selected to be a model, you must be able to make several required time commitments, including a clothes fitting, as well as a rehearsal on the day of the Gala. We will be offering hair touchups and light makeup to those interested before they hit the runway.
For more information, please contact Trish Morris at tmorris@globaldownsyndrome.org or 303-807-7898, or view Q&A’s about the audition process.
Please fill out the registration form below in order to attend the auditions on March 15, 2013. Your registration isn’t complete until you click confirm on the next page. By filling out the registration form, you will be added to our mailing list. Thank you and good luck!
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