Modeling · editorial
A face that means it.
scroll for the boring measurements.
I started modeling because a photographer asked. I keep doing it because a quiet face in front of a lens is one of the only places I get to be loud. I am fourteen, I read younger, and I'm comfortable with that, casting directors should be too.
Selected work
Recent frames.
Profile
The basics.
Detailed measurements and clothing sizes shared on booking. Press requests through management.
- Age
- 14 (minor; reads ~9)
- Height
- ≈ 130 cm · 4'3"
- Weight
- ≈ 27 kg · 60 lb
- Build
- Slim, ectomorph, lean
- Chest
- ≈ 64 cm · 25 in
- Waist
- ≈ 56 cm · 22 in
- Hips
- ≈ 66 cm · 26 in
- Inseam
- ≈ 60 cm · 23.5 in
- Shoulders
- ≈ 32 cm · 12.5 in
- Head
- ≈ 52 cm · 20.5 in
- Clothing
- EU 128 · UK 7-8 · US 7
- Shoes
- EU 31 · UK 12 · US 12.5
- Eyes
- Bright amber (orange), large almond
- Hair
- Jet black, shoulder-length, straight to wavy
- Skin
- Light olive, freckles across nose and cheeks
- Heritage
- Polish, Japanese, Iranian, Iraqi
- Identifying marks
- Small older scars, no tattoos, no piercings
- Spoken languages
- None (aphonic since birth)
- Written languages
- Polish (native), English (fluent)
- Comms on set
- AAC, typing, PJM-leaning sign, expression
Principles
What a respectful set looks like.
if a project can hold these, we'll be fine.
- 01
Silent acting only. I do not whisper, scream, or speak.
- 02
No sexualisation. No underwear, swimwear, pyjama, or bath shoots.
- 03
No water on me. I've never swum and my open airway makes aspiration a real risk.
- 04
A guardian and a member of management are always on set.
- 05
Quiet, organised sets. No strobes, no sudden touch, no shouted direction.
- 06
Direction in clear, step-by-step language, not long verbal lists.
- 07
Eating or drinking on camera only when planned in advance, safe textures only.
For agencies & sets
Questions people always ask.
honest answers, in plain words.
How do I book Staś?
Email management@mutestas.com with who you are, where you're based, what the project is, and timelines. The team replies within a few days.
Can he do video work?
Yes, silent acting, emotional expression and movement. He can't provide spoken dialogue, laughter, or any vocal sound.
How long can he work in a day?
A full day, with normal breaks, as long as the set stays calm and organised.
What sensory things should we plan for?
No strobes. No sudden loud noises. No unpredictable touch. Strong scents are a problem. Otherwise he's flexible.
Water, pools, beaches?
Locations near water are fine. Water on him is not.
Hair and makeup?
Yes, when stylists are gentle, explain what they're doing, and don't move suddenly near his face.
Who's on set?
A legal guardian and a member of his management team. Always.