Hi, just wondering, did anyone hear anything about today's go see yet, about tomorrow's shoot? Today was for young children up to probably age 8 or 9, and I think was only through agents....

unfortunately no!! And I thought it went pretty well. They had my son try on an outfit and took more pictures..Oh well. I heard there also shooting the first week of may.

We waited outside the building for a while, and once inside, they took his photo and he left...at that point, I didn't see them asking anyone to try on clothes, but who knows...good luck!

we were there in the morning, children under 5. Maybe they didn't do it with the older kids.

Yeah, we were there in the afternoon. Good luck, I hope you hear something!

We tried an outfit on too. No call for today but they are shooting the week of May 4th as well. Good luck to all!

Hi, I was there too, it was packed and I ca't believe they actually had the nerve to see no strollers please!! How are u suppose to travel around NYC with a baby and no stroller?--NO consideration, thatnk goodness I was able to get babysitter late. Anyone that went with baby what was the breakdown? My DS went real quick took pic. I can't imagine that they could possibly calling today --there was alot of kids there!! Who heard that?

When my son was fitting an outfit, they said it shoots tomorrow (today). They also said it shoots the week of May 4th. I know someone that booked it for today.

As far as strollers are concerned, it is very irritating when they tell you no strollers yet there are people that bring them anyway. Carry your baby, put them in a sling, or baby bjorn, or leave your stroller in the lobby. It isn't fair to the moms who obey the rules and schlep their kids in to have to wait for the elevator because other moms break the rules and bring their strollers. If you don't like the rules, don't go.

I know someone who booked today as well. I am sure they said this upfront as they knew they would be seeing a lot of people and to make sure there was room for everyone and to not slow down the process. I would have left my stroller in the lobby and/or at least close it so it does not take up nearly as much room. Too many strollers make the wait time even longer and could even make people late for there call time. I am thinking that was probably the rationale behind it. I am sure it was not meant to be rude at all, just to keep the flow going.

U know what I think that if they are going to see babies, they need to accomodate for the fact that their IS going to be the need for strollers, not all babies can or like to be carried in slings etc., and then too have to make u wait outside with the wind whipping by and crazy cars coming out of the lincolln tunnel, i can't beleive u guys would be that accomadating. I don't knwo what the age for under 5 was --but I know if it was for my 21 month old there would be no other choice but for me to bring a stroller ---i'm not walking around streets of NYC with a unrestrained toddler., and u shouldn't have to either. I would not bow down.

It has nothing to do with "bowing down". If you don't like the rules, skip the go-see. It's that simple.

For the kids who booked today, were they under age 5? Just curious. Thx!

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Originally posted by sydwein:
I know someone who booked today as well. I am sure they said this upfront as they knew they would be seeing a lot of people and to make sure there was room for everyone and to not slow down the process. I would have left my stroller in the lobby and/or at least close it so it does not take up nearly as much room. Too many strollers make the wait time even longer and could even make people late for there call time. I am thinking that was probably the rationale behind it. I am sure it was not meant to be rude at all, just to keep the flow going.

Seriously...fold the stroller up. Problem solved! I was in line with another mom with hers folded up. She wasn't complaining.

Yes, under 5 booked for today.

Folding up the stroller is diffeent and I absolutely have no problem with that---but that's not how they said it they said no strollers please that tells me --don't bring one, it's just a dumb rule to have to follow, but if by that they mean u could fold it up that;s okay