An international casting profile needs to work quickly for people who do not already know your local context. It should explain who you are, where you can work, what you sound like, what you can play and where your strongest media lives.
Core details to include
- Name, current base and practical availability.
- Playing age, height or key casting details where relevant.
- Accents, languages, dialect comfort and voice notes.
- Training, credits, special skills and production experience.
- Headshots and selected clips that load easily.
- A public Showcase or portfolio link that is current.
Why international profiles need extra clarity
Someone outside your immediate market may not know your training route, local credits or geography. A strong profile removes guesswork without over-explaining.
Use Showcase as the public layer
CastMe Showcase can act as the public link attached to your profile. It gives you one place for selected media, clips, bio, credits and links while leaving you in control of what is public.
Keep it honest and current
International visibility only helps if the page is accurate. Update your profile when your photos, location, credits, links or best clips change.
Make practical details internationally legible
When a casting team is in another country, practical information matters as much as a strong clip. State your current base, travel flexibility, languages and accents in plain terms. Use recognised place names rather than local shorthand, and add country information when location could be ambiguous.
Give each clip a meaningful label—role, scene type, language or accent—so a viewer understands what they are watching before pressing play. Keep representation and contact details current, and avoid promising availability you cannot realistically offer.
A single portfolio link makes this easy to share; use CastMe Showcase as the public layer.