Southwest Model and Talent Agency

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"I am using a face mask in my Model and Talent agency training.", circa 2019

Southwest Model and Talent Agency, Barbizon, or SWMT, is a modeling and talent "agency", that Daniel Larson was a part of from 2019 to mid 2020, stopping soon after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Despite claims of being a legitimate talent agency, SMWT is tantamount to a Nigerian Prince email scam. Everyone who “signs up” is accepted, given they do not issue a contract, and are accepted as long as they pay a fee, not even asking a headshot (which in most cases, is absolutely mandatory for models). Regardless, Daniel, with the help funding of Bob Proctor signed up for SMWT in the hopes he'd be a famous model, engendering his delusions of being a celebrity.

Association with SWMT

Next to being a famous singer, one of Daniel's life-long aspirations is to be a model, resulting in Daniel signing up for SWMT. Although, it should be noted that Bob Proctor, Daniel's mentor, was the one paying for it. In one TikTok, Daniel claimed that it was costing Bob $15k to $20k, which is most likely true.[1]

"My audition was amazing!" [2]

Daniel begun to associate with Barbizon in mid 2019, where he would post photos of himself in face masks he was given at the talent agency, that were allegedly for "training". It is unclear what the exact details of his modeling were, but it is most likely that Daniel was in a sort of trial stage whilst under the assumption he was an official model.

At SWMT, Daniel attended a "fashion show" with several people of different age groups, where he is seen walking back and forth on a runway while multiple people can be heard clapping.[4][5]

Gallery

Assorted photos from Daniel's modeling "career".

References