Member resources
Every person who might hire you will look you up. What they find is either working for you or quietly working against you. This page is about being findable, being clear about who you are, and having an online presence that does a job rather than just existing.
Start with the masterclass Go to the libraryDo Journey 8 first, then pick the one platform you will actually keep up with. One account you post to properly beats five you abandoned.
The full class on your brand and your presence, start to finish.
Grouped by what you are actually trying to sort out.
What you are memorable for between auditions. Type, niche, and the thing people should be able to say about you in one sentence.
The platform most of the industry actually checks. Content, engagement, bio, and what to do when you have nothing to post.
Finding your industry people, joining conversations, and using it as a research tool rather than a shouting one.
Profile, groups and the audience settings most actors never touch.
Underrated for an actor. Producers, executives and crew live here and almost nobody in our business shows up.
The newer platforms and whether any of them deserve your time.
Turning a follow into an actual relationship. DMs, comments, and how not to be the person everyone mutes.
Your online home. What goes on it, what it costs, and why a one-page site beats no site.
Your page, your Starmeter, your credits, and the features most actors pay for and never use.
Actors Access, Casting Networks and the rest. Getting the profile itself right, not the submission.
What a publicist actually does, when it is worth having one, and how press gets generated at your level.
Speaking about your work on camera, on a podcast, or on a carpet without losing the thread.
Postcards, business cards, email lists and the promotional tools that still work because nobody uses them.
Our social media specialist on strategy, algorithms and building a following that is worth something.
The bonus module, for when you want the whole thing in order.
Journey 2
Marketing Materials
Headshots, resume, reel and casting profiles. The assets everything on this page points people at.
Journey 9
Create Your Own Content
The best thing you can put on any of these platforms is work you made yourself.
Journey 6
Build My Industry Network
Online presence is half of it. The other half is people who have met you.
Journey 4
Get Repped
Agents look you up before they reply. Sort this page out first, then pitch.
One more thing. You do not need to be interesting online. You need to be easy to understand and easy to find. A clear bio, a working link, a recent photo and one place you actually post will do more for you than a year of trying to go viral.