Auditions, casting directors, agents, scripts and books, plus a presence checker built only for actors. Free, honest, anti-gatekeeping.
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The Royal Court 2026 season show by show: who casts what, and when to write. Fourteen more London houses on the way.
Casting directors, acting agents, voice-over agents, classes, books, script libraries and more, all in one place.
72 actor-relevant platforms, from Instagram to Spotlight to Cannes. Tick what you have, see your grades, watch them climb.
Every actor feels different every day. Pick a door.
The daily practice room. Voice, movement, text, screen, stage. 30 minutes of play, 30 minutes of craft.
You are the brand. Headshots, showreels, gear, taste, and the places to show them off.
Career and presence. Auditions, casting calls, casting directors, agents, and the checker.
Type a name, yours counts, and check it against 72 platforms that matter for actors. Tick what exists, add notes, and get two honest grades. Everything saves on this device automatically.
Spotlight is one kind of portfolio. Instagram is where people background-check you: how you look, your taste, what you have been working on lately. Vimeo is where a film you made or a tape you are proud of can live. Every platform is another door someone can find you through, and when you are starting out you want as many doors open as you can manage.
Being online can be a bad thing. It can also build you an audience, get you creative, and get you making stuff. These 72 sites split roughly in two: establishments that are gatekept, and places you can join today to start making work and finding work.
One rule. Information about you is data, and it is your data, so share the right things. A casting notice, or a film you made and want people to watch: share those loudly. Personal details about yourself, your family or other people: think about that carefully.
Establishment counts the gatekept stuff: badges, unions, directories, awards, festivals. Audience counts the open platforms anyone can build on. Graded on the working-actor scale. This list will keep growing, got a platform to add? Tell us.