The Sport Ends at 20. You Don't.

Nobody warns you that it ends so young. One season you're chalking your hands for one more routine, counting the days to a meet. The next, the gym is quiet, the leotards are in a drawer, and everyone keeps asking what you're going to do now.

Here's the part nobody tells you. You were never just a gymnast. You're a performer. And the stage just changed.

You already have what they train models to fake

• A body you control to the inch: you know exactly where your hands, your chin and your weight are, without a mirror. That is the entire craft of posing
• Performing on command: you hit a routine under lights with judges staring and a crowd holding its breath. A camera is nothing after that
• Being scored and coming back: you have taken notes, fixed it, and done it again a thousand times. Direction on a shoot is just a kinder judge
• Discipline most people will never have: you show up early, you don't quit, and you make hard things look easy

Girls who did exactly this

• Olivia "Livvy" Dunne went from LSU gymnast to the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and one of the highest-earning athletes in the country off camera
• Nastia Liukin won Olympic all-around gold, then became a CoverGirl spokesmodel, a Wheaties cover and a TV host
• Shawn Johnson won gold on beam, then won Dancing with the Stars and signed with CoverGirl, Nike and Coca-Cola

They didn't start over. They used what the sport gave them. So can you.

What that looks like at Rockstarr Media

• Models and new faces: commercial, lifestyle and print work that loves an athletic, camera-ready girl
• Brand ambassadors and promotional models: the face of a brand at events, launches and sports days, where your energy is the job
• Actresses and on-camera hosts: stage presence you already have, pointed at a lens
• The JET SETTERS host, for girls 21 and older

We are not casting "gymnasts." Gymnastics is where you learned to perform. What we cast is you.

Not sure you have the look?

Only 4% of women call themselves beautiful, according to Dove's global research, and former athletes are some of the hardest on themselves. Take our Screen Test, "Am I pretty enough to be a model?" It takes two minutes and tells you what kind of Rockstarr girl you are.

How to start

• Step 1: apply free on our casting page. About three minutes on your phone
• Step 2: pick every role you want and the one you want most
• Step 3: add two clear photos, one close-up and one full length, natural light, no filters
• Step 4: in About You, tell us you came from gymnastics and what you loved about it
• Step 5: watch for an email from casting@rockstarrmedia.com, and check your spam folder

Who can apply

• Age: 18 or older. 21 or older for events that serve or sample alcohol, and for the JET SETTERS host
• Experience: none needed. Your sport is the experience
• Cost: free to apply. You never pay to be considered
• Where: anywhere in the US

The lights didn't go out when you left the gym. They just moved. Step back into them.