Body Parts Model Agency

Yes. Under HHM's Terms and Conditions, any use of a model's imagery for AI-generated content, AI training datasets or any other artificial intelligence application requires the model's explicit prior written consent, and additional fees apply. This applies to all talent on the HHM roster, including body parts models. Where an intended usage includes any AI application — whether as part of the primary brief or as a secondary use of existing imagery — this must be disclosed to the agency before the booking is confirmed, not after. Undisclosed AI usage is a contractual breach. HHM will confirm the model's position and the applicable fees for any brief that includes an AI component before any booking is finalised.

Yes on both counts — and this is where working with a specialist agency of HHM's depth delivers a practical commercial advantage. Many models on the HHM roster hold more than one specialism: a hand model who also foot models, a lip model who also works as an eye model, a commercial sports and fitness model who hand models to a professional specialist standard. For production teams, this multi-specialism capability means fewer models on set, lower total talent costs and simplified logistics — without compromising the quality of any individual discipline. At the top end of the roster, HHM represents talent whose hands, feet or other features are of exceptional professional quality — models who are the first call for the most demanding specialist briefs. Where a brief can be fulfilled by a single multi-specialism talent rather than separate specialists, HHM will identify this at the casting stage and present it as an option. Contact the agency with the full scope of your production brief and HHM will confirm the most cost-effective and creatively appropriate casting approach.

Body parts model bookings sit within the unrecognisable body parts tier — the specialist feature appears in isolation with no full-body presence and no identifiable facial features visible. Fees are structured by usage type: web and social, stills, motion or full all-media buyout, with standardised rates applying across the roster. The tier a booking falls into can change based on framing: if the model is required to appear full-body without facial recognition, the booking moves to the unrecognisable commercial tier and a higher rate applies. If identifiable facial features appear — including the eyes alone — the booking moves to the recognisable commercial tier and usage fees are negotiated separately. Intended framing must be confirmed with the agency before the shoot. Contact HHM with your brief and intended usage for a quote.

Every HHM body parts model is contractually required to maintain their specialist feature in a consistently production-ready state and to notify the agency immediately of any change — a skin condition, an injury, a new piercing, a nail breakage or any other development that might affect a booking. The specific maintenance requirements vary by discipline: hand and foot models maintain nail condition and skin quality; lip models maintain lip and surrounding skin condition; eye models maintain lash and brow condition; ear models maintain ear and skin condition and manage piercing health. In all cases, the notification obligation exists to protect the client's production schedule — the earlier HHM is informed of any issue, the more options there are to manage it before shoot day.

For productions based in and around London, HHM can often accommodate last-minute body parts model bookings and, in the event of a same-day cancellation, will work immediately to identify a suitable replacement from the roster. The depth of HHM's London-based body parts talent pool — built over more than 35 years — makes this a realistic option in most circumstances, though it cannot be guaranteed for every discipline or brief specification. For productions outside London, same-day replacement is more difficult to arrange. For any production where a specific model's physical attributes — skin tone, nail condition, lip shape or eye colour — are critical to the creative, HHM recommends confirming a preferred alternative at the casting stage.

Some body parts briefs — particularly hand model bookings — require the model to demonstrate a specific skill on camera as well as providing the required physical feature. Cooking and food preparation techniques, knife skills, calligraphy, chopstick use, cocktail preparation and craft techniques are among the skills held by specific talent on the HHM roster. These skills are not universal across the full body parts roster and must be communicated at the brief stage, not on shoot day. The agency will confirm which talent can credibly deliver the required action under a macro lens before any booking is confirmed.

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