Webcam Model Agency

[Adriana Kerr]

Meiya Tokyo is a Japanese licensed webcam model agency under California Labor Commissioner. We provide supports for webcam models to broadcast across the Japanese internet modeling sites. Unlike other webcam modeling agencies who collect fees for nothing, we provide unique values to our customers.
Webcam Model Agency

 

[AudriTwo]

*Inhale* Is this a virtual studio or a physical studio? What is will be the total percentage of earnings after your cut? What sites do you put your models on? Can I become an independent model right away after leaving your studio, or do I have to wait 6 months, before I can sign up on the site I was before? What tools and benefits does your studio offer? What do you mean by providing unique values to customers? Do you have models who worked for your studio who can vouch that your studio is legit and isn't paid to do so? What do you mean by Japanese under the California labor commissioner? How many employees are in your studio? How do you send out payments? How long has your studio been in business? *exhales*

 

[Fatquack]

Compared to almost all other companies that post on this board they do have an informative website. It is a bonded model agency, not a studio and they are properly registed in California: https://www.dir.ca.gov/databases/dl...dr=&City=&State=&ZIP=&Expires=&sortfield=Name

They even have a section with reasons not to become a web model!

They also seem to have an account here @Meiya Tokyo USA

 

[Ms_Gingersnatch]

^^ I have to agree. I didn't vet any of the info on their site, but it's very well put together, has a ton of info, and seems pretty transparent. According to them, it's an agency to facilitate American models working on Japanese cam sites, They claim that's hard to do because Japanese sites will only pay out to a Japanese bank account, which you can't get unless you're in Japan. Don't know if that's true, but if it is, then there would be a legit benefit to working with them.

That said, I would also like to hear about this, especially the bolded bits:

*Inhale* Is this a virtual studio or a physical studio? What is will be the total percentage of earnings after your cut? What sites do you put your models on? Can I become an independent model right away after leaving your studio, or do I have to wait 6 months, before I can sign up on the site I was before? What tools and benefits does your studio offer? What do you mean by providing unique values to customers? Do you have models who worked for your studio who can vouch that your studio is legit and isn't paid to do so? What do you mean by Japanese under the California labor commissioner? How many employees are in your studio? How do you send out payments? How long has your studio been in business? *exhales*

Honestly, I've always wondered about the Japanese cam market. I think I've only encountered a couple Japanese guys on cam ever, so I assumed they must stick to their own sites. I like to imagine that it's a truly fascinating place... (tentacles? cat girls? up skirts? ecchi hot springs episode? ecchi beach episode? ecchi maid cafe? omg where's the nosebleed emoji? why am I not 4'11" and more kawaii? )

 

[AudriTwo]

Compared to almost all other companies that post on this board they do have an informative website. It is a bonded model agency, not a studio and they are properly registed in California: https://www.dir.ca.gov/databases/dl...dr=&City=&State=&ZIP=&Expires=&sortfield=Name

They even have a section with reasons not to become a web model!

They also seem to have an account here @Meiya Tokyo USA

There site was down when they first posted. Thanks! Was just looking for some transparency!

 

[Fatquack]

A bonded talent agency and a studio are two completely different things. Here are the rules in California to obtain a Talent Agency Licence: http://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/talent_agency_license.html

Having that licence makes a company by definition a lot more reliable.