Which digitals should I submit to agencies?

Agencies are not looking for creativity in digitals. They are looking for information.

Do you look like your digitals?

Most submissions require a small set of images that clearly show what you look like from different angles. This usually means a front-facing shot, left and right profiles, and one or two relaxed body shots. Nothing dramatic. Nothing stylized.

The clothing should be simple and fitted. The background should be plain. The lighting should be natural. These choices aren’t about aesthetics. They’re about removing variables.

What matters most is that the images are current. Outdated digitals are one of the most common reasons submissions get passed over. If your hair, weight, or overall appearance has changed, your photos need to reflect that. Many beginners focus too much on getting the perfect shot and not enough on keeping their materials updated. Agencies would rather see average but accurate digitals than great photos that no longer look like you.

Latitude Talent helps beginners understand what agencies actually expect in submissions and when it’s time to update materials. That knowledge prevents a lot of unnecessary rejection.

Digitals don’t need to be perfect. They need to be honest.