04/09

Dead Boy Productions with Dayna Delux

By: Rev Dan

 

 

 

So is modeling something that you have always wanted to do?

Yes, since I was a little girl. I would play dress up and walk my imaginary runway and pose for any camera. I was a ham!

Your well known for being a pin up model, but is that the only style (of modeling) you go for?

No, I’m up for almost anything but I think I’m best at pinup. Most people that contact me for work want me for pinup so I’m kind of typecast so to speak. It doesn't bother me because like I said I’m better at this and feel most comfortable.

In your video interview (on your MySpace page) you mentioned acting, what’s going on with that?

I dabble a bit here and there. I would love to pursue a career in acting but right now I just don’t have the time to invest.

I got a chance to take a peep at your bio on your website (www.daynadelux.com ), and I noticed some of the stuff you did from a while back or so, tell me about the six flags commercial? That just seemed like a nice random thing to talk about.

I started acting and modeling very early and that was one of my first commercials. We filmed it in New Jersey and spent the whole day at the park riding rides. It was so much fun!

Your roster of photographers is extremely long, so I know this will be hard for you, but who would you say is your favorite to work with?

That is a tough one because everyone is great in their own way.

Ever have a bad experience with a photographer?

I have had some get a little weird but I put an end to it pretty quick and I’m never alone. I always take someone with me.

With the prints that you sell and being a make up artist, would you consider yourself a entrepreneur ?

I sure would. I think most of us girls in this field are. We do most everything ourselves.

How important is physical fitness to you?

I think its super important, but I do slack a lot. Shh!

How often do you get to the gym?

Lately I've been too busy but usually 3 times a week.

You say your ambitious and strive to be a better person, what do you think you could do to take yourself to “the next level”?

Its all about learning. Have an open mind, live outside the box, change your perspective time to time.

If I was an aspiring model (male/female), what type of advice could you give me to help me along the way?

It depends on what type of modeling you would like to get into. High fashion/runway/print? I would say get yourself a good portfolio and start hitting up the agencies. If you are wanting to get into pinup/vintage/rockabilly type modeling I would say start shooting with anyone who will shoot you. Whether you ever use the images or not you need the experience and need to learn your body and poses. Once you feel more comfortable then contact some of the bigger named photographers in the scene and shoot with them. The more your name and face is out there the better off you are. Just know that if you are looking to make bank, then this type of modeling is not for you.

Anything else you would like to add or promote?

Thank you

www.myspace.com/daynadelux