Headshot
You're not a PDF
attachment.
One link. Your reel, headshots, resume, and rep info — living and breathing, not buried in someone's downloads folder.
Your reel shouldn't live in a Google Drive folder.
You know the one. Shared with "Anyone with the link." Three versions. No idea which one casting just watched.
One link. Always your latest reel.
Update it at midnight before the callback. Casting sees the current version every time — no re-sending, no "sorry, wrong link."
Your headshot shouldn't be a JPEG named IMG_4073.
Buried in an email thread from six months ago, half the time they can't even open it. The other half it's the wrong size.
A living gallery casting can actually use.
High-res, labeled, downloadable. Your commercial look, your theatrical look, your "I can play a doctor" look — all in one place, all named like a professional took them.
Twenty clients.
One afternoon.
Pilot season hits and suddenly every casting director needs your whole roster updated. With Headshot, you update each client's card once — they stay current everywhere, forever.
Maya Chen
Commercial / TV
James Okafor
Theater / Film
Sofia Reyes
Voiceover / TV
Derek Walsh
Commercial
Priya Nair
Off-Broadway
Theo Marchetti
Film / TV
actors already claimed their card
I sent one link to three casting directors after my callback and got a response in 20 minutes. They said my reel was "right there, easy."
Maya Chen
Commercial Actor, NYC
My manager used to chase me for updated headshots every season. Now she just checks my card. We haven't had that conversation in six months.
James Okafor
Off-Broadway Actor
I graduated in May with zero industry presence. Headshot gave me something real to hand out — not a business card, not a PDF. A link that actually says who I am.
Priya Nair
Conservatory Grad, 2025
The paper era
is over.
Claim your card before pilot season. The actors who get there first get the handle they actually want.