Jed: Tell us about your agency, Select. What was it like being represented by London's most sought after agency? Tell us some of your experiences being represented by one of the UK's most talented group of agents?
Jamie: It is definitely nice to know that you are with the best possible agency. It makes my life allot easier knowing that they have they one of the best possible teams of people looking out for my career and me. They are very hands on with us all and will look out for me and my well-being before anything else. When I was stuck for a place to live, one of my bookers, Heidi, let me live with her for a while. I wouldn't ever expect that from most agents.
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A Sampling of Jamie on the runways! From Calvin Klein to Moschino to Nicole Farhi to D&G, Versus and Gucci. Photos from firstview. |
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Jed: What are the reactions of your family about modeling? Is this a factor that somehow influenced you over your professional choices?
Jamie: If I didn't have such a supporting and grounding influence from home I don't think I would be modeling at all. On spending more time in New York there was a definite influence from my sister Natasha who also lives there.
Jed: Tell us something about yourself and what are the things you like.
Jamie: I feel like I am a very normal guy in a very abnormal business. I sometimes feel a bit overwhelmed by it all. But I realize I am very lucky. I love all music especially rock/metal music and I into skateboarding (although I am crap at it).
I snowboard and surf whenever I can. I draw all the time in my sketchbook, which comes everywhere with me.
Jed: Could you tell us about where you're born? What are some of your impressions of your birthplace and of England?
Jamie: I am actually outside my parent's house now, which is in the south west of England in the countryside. Which, if not on a beach, is my favorite place in the world. I was born in Bristol, and I don't remember much of it because I left there when I was 2. But I did move back, after a stint in the USA, when I was 6. Then I lived there for another 3 or so years. Bristol is a place like London but smaller and less hectic.