Young models represent Limpopo at the ICFK
At the show, the three will have the opportunity to learn new skills and engage with top industry professionals.
POLOKWANE – The International Casting Fashion Kids (ICFK) is thrilled to announce the commencement of entry submissions for the casting call event, offering an exciting opportunity for young South African talent to shine on the global stage.
Limpopo’s Ohlotse Modise (10), Tebatso Hans (13) and Ndaloenhle Sibanyoni (9) went for the ICFK talent castings on Saturday that took place at the Monte La Vue Boutique Hotel in Fourways and among many others, made it to the top 20 finalists who now stand a chance to represent the province and country in Orlando, FL, US, Bogota and Colombia that are scheduled to take place in July and September next year.
ICFK artistic and casting director Mervin Marvey, who is dedicated to providing South African youths with the chance to shine on the global stage, said the agency promises to open doors for participants to showcase their skills internationally in upcoming projects.
“We champion the cause of all children, irrespective of their unique qualities. There are no height restrictions, no weight requirements and we also welcome participants with physical or visual challenges. Your uniqueness is the very piece that completes the grand puzzle.”
Modise told Polokwane Observer that it feels good to know that she’ll be representing her country through her modelling and speaking talent.
“I don’t know how to express my emotions because it’s the best feeling ever. I’m proud to be in this position because a lot of my peers, especially boys will probably look up to me and see that anything is possible if you put a lot of work into it,” Hans said.
Sibanyoni said she could not wait to travel and see new faces at places she hasn’t been before.
At the show, the three will have the opportunity to learn new skills, engage with top industry professionals and receive support and resources throughout their journey. They will gain exposure on an international platform and learn how to make a positive impact in society through outreach and charitable projects.
