Although this
is only the second cycle of the Project, Jami de Vries is somewhat of a veteran
#ProjectScouted scout. Having been a scout in last year’s Project, Jami had
done such a good job in her role that we had to have her back again this year
to find that hidden gem in Durban. Read more about Jami, who currently works as
a digital marketer, and her laid-back plan to take over #ProjectScouted Cycle
2.
1.
How long have you lived in Durban? What do you love most about the
city?
I’ve lived in Durban since the age of 3. I love the sun (our
weather), the sea and just – well, home is where the heart is.
2.
How does being a scout benefit you?
It’s always fulfilling to see people grow within themselves and
accomplish their dreams. That doesn’t have to mean winning, but getting out of
one’s comfort zone. It’s just an incredibly fulfilling experience.
3.
What are you looking forward to the most in being a part of the
Project?
The goat (I hope there will be a goat!). Haha! Just the friendships
and relationships that develop. It’s great!
4.
What do you think is the best feature of #ProjectScouted?
Your “everyday” kind of people get a chance to shine.
5.
What qualities are you looking for in girls before you scout them?
I’m looking for unique outer beauty but definitely girls who shine
on the inside as well; down to earth girls that are just going to do their best
throughout their time on #ProjectScouted. That’s all I can hope for; that they
grow and persevere.
6.
What will give your team an edge over the others?
Inner beauty that shines outwards on an already beautiful girl,
wins. And they have me to guide them!
Haha!
7.
If another scout stole one of your girls for their team, what would
you do?
Hmmm, nothing I guess.
8.
Which scout or scout’s team, as far as you know, do you see as your
toughest competition?
Not paying attention to that. My team is the only thing that matters.
But frankly speaking, it’s not a team that’s tough because all it takes is one
girl to take out everyone else and she could come from the ‘weakest’ team so
you could never really say because every girl is unique.
9.
If your team had a motto or a tag line, what would it be?
Don’t have one – I’ll get the girls to come up with one they love
and will stick by.
10. What is your team’s unique
name and why did you choose it?
Don’t have 1 yet. I’m waiting to complete my team before I name us.
Don’t
hesitate to show your support for your favourite teams by sharing their images
on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter and hashtagging the teams’ names as well as
#ProjectScouted. Also be on the lookout to see what Jami’s girls have to offer
with the Project kicking off on 28 February 2015 with Phase One. And remember that
all shoots and events are open to the public free of charge!
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