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I'm a photographer and I work with hearing and deaf models.  Irregardless of if they are deaf or hearing the models I like to work with most are actresses and chameleons.  What I mean is that you can tell them what mood you want to set and they can do it.  I think many people who are deaf are also fantastic with their body language for obvious reasons.  As long as you can find your own way to communicate with a hearing photographer or designer there's no reason why you can't be a model.


I've also worked with models who have bad skin (makeup destroys your complexion - the best models have the worst skin) and I've worked with models who walk into the room like a messy tomboy and after a little hair and makeup they can blow you away. 


This woman is a deaf model and she's FANTASTIC.


One of the things I can tell you though as being someone who works with models is that hearing or deaf if you're hard to work with and a bad personality you won't get far.  Be nice, try hard, and enjoy modeling for whoever will work with you.


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