Registration / The complete guide

Make your introduction, one step at a time.

One free application, four clear steps. Here is what the form asks, what you can leave optional, and what happens when you send it.

Performer entering personal details at a casting studio desk
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01 Start with the essentials

Tell us who you are.

The first screen gives the casting team a reliable way to identify and reach you. A few details are required; the rest help add context.

What this step asks

  • Required: full name, date of birth, gender, mobile number, email, address, and country.
  • Optional: alternate number, district, PIN or postal code, and Instagram.
  • Select the right country code for your mobile number before moving on.
Good to know

Have an email address you can access. You may need it to confirm your account after applying.

Performers rehearsing together in a studio
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02 Add your perspective

Show what makes you, you.

This entire step is optional. Add the parts of your experience that tell your story, whether that is a long credit list or a skill you have only just started exploring.

What this step asks

  • Add skills such as acting, movement, dance, voice, or languages.
  • Include acting experience, previous work, and achievements if they apply to you.
  • Other social links and a short note can add more context.
Good to know

No previous acting credits are needed to continue. You can leave this step empty.

Performer having a natural portrait taken in a daylight studio
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03 Put a face to the story

Choose recent photos.

A few clear, current photos help the team recognize you. You can see each image in the form before you decide to keep it.

What this step asks

  • Upload up to five JPG, PNG, or HEIC photos.
  • At least one recent photo is recommended, though the form can continue without one.
  • Preview and remove photos before you submit.
Good to know

Simple lighting and an unobstructed face are more useful than heavy filters or elaborate styling.

Performer reviewing a talent application beside printed portrait photos
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04 The final look

Review, confirm, send.

The final screen brings everything together. Take a moment to read it as the team will see it, then send your introduction.

What this step asks

  • Check the summary and go back if you want to correct a detail.
  • Confirm that your information is accurate, then submit the application.
  • Keep the page open while any selected photos upload and the submission finishes.
Good to know

You will receive an application reference. If you are asked for a six-digit email code, enter it to finish setting up your account.

After you submit

Your story is in good hands.

The team reviews applications and may contact you if a suitable opportunity comes along. Sending a profile does not guarantee a role, but it gives us a way to discover you.